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...your problem with Go is that it has a boolean type?
by zemo 14y ago
...your problem with Go is that it has a boolean type?
- Peaker 14y agoNo, did you read that article? My problem with Go is that it does not have sum-types and pattern-matching. This means that branching (conditionals) in Go do not gain any type-information. And that means that programmers have to manually keep track of the invariants that hold true in each of their conditionals, and if they get them wrong, they get no help from the compiler.