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>>The fundamental difference (and there is one), is that Go omits the concept of inheritance, preferring composition instead Right, but that doesn't mean Go is
by voidlogic 12y ago
>>The fundamental difference (and there is one), is that Go omits the concept of inheritance, preferring composition instead
Right, but that doesn't mean Go is not object oriented, it simply eschews inheritance for composition. Go also offers something else n lieu of inheritance that many other OO languages don't have, embedding.