I think this is ok if you only use once, but as soon as you begin to use the same alorithm in multible places and contects you be happy with having it stored in

I think this is ok if you only use once, but as soon as you begin to use the same alorithm in multible places and contects you be happy with having it stored in one place. In go you will have to replicate to logic every single time. I have not used much, but the fact that I cant even use generic map/filter things make me not want to try it. Even when I first learned programming (in C) I was trying to figure out how not to write for (int x=0;x==5;x++) again and again. I dont really want to go back to that.