Actually, I think this is the genius of Go. It has the a lot of the expressiveness of Python, but the static typing of C++. This makes it useful in projects t

Actually, I think this is the genius of Go. It has the a lot of the expressiveness of Python, but the static typing of C++. This makes it useful in projects that don't require the performance/sharp edges of C++, but that do require the discipline of a static type system. > It's at an awkward position half way between C++ and Python. Knowing both C++ and Python, I don't see a convincing reason to use Go.