Like this blogger, they attribute a lot static language advantages as unique to Go. This is true, but there is one piece ~unique to Go: type inference. It does

Like this blogger, they attribute a lot static language advantages as unique to Go. This is true, but there is one piece ~unique to Go: type inference. It doesn't exist in Java or C, and it's only just made it to C++. For an individual coming from an interpreted language, it makes an otherwise statically typed language feel a lot less unwieldy and bureaucratic.