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I'd love to see how Go stacks up here.

• kyrra 12y ago
  This post seems to focus heavily on using map/filter type commands, and Golang does not have functional programming features like this. The Go way of solving this problem would not look like the other solutions here.
  • AYBABTME 12y ago
    Go has all the 'functional' features that Javascript, Java and C++ have demonstrated here. The difference is in the library implementation of collections/containers; the default ones in Go don't provide the filter/map methods (or any methods for that matter), but nothing prevent you to use that style with a collection that would implement it. That is, there's nothing inherent to Go, as a programming language, that makes it less functional than Java or C++. Go has first class support for functions and methods as objects, with proper closures, anonymous funcs and such.