It has some syntax similarities to Rust, but it has GC so there's no borrow checker (or any of the associated syntax). It is also fully immutable, unlike Rust.

It has some syntax similarities to Rust, but it has GC so there's no borrow checker (or any of the associated syntax). It is also fully immutable, unlike Rust. It leans heavily on sum types, just like Rust. Also expression-based syntax and some other things resemble Rust. However, it lacks Traits. Overall it looks Rust-ish but it's much simpler and has a functional focus. With Go it shares a lazer focus on simplicity and preemptive channel-based concurrency. But of course for all the above reasons listed above it looks very different from Go in most other ways. In many way its language choices are the opposite of Python (static types, immutability, massive concurrency is the norm).