I know no .NET, and very little go. But from a layperson and Python programmer's perspective, since you asked which is more intuitive -- When I look at the .NE

I know no .NET, and very little go. But from a layperson and Python programmer's perspective, since you asked which is more intuitive -- When I look at the .NET statement, I'm a bit confused. Does that mean you are using some classes defined in the toplevel "System" package or module, and some that are defined in the "System.IO" package or module or whatever it is called? (I would actually like to know this.) On the other hand, looking at the Go statement, I can see that it is importing six modules/packages, all of which more or less say what they do. That is more intuitive for me.