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Go actually has large line counts closer to Java and C due to lack of generics and exceptions, and the need to specify structs. http://benchmarksgame.alioth.de

• jerf 12y ago
  On the benchmarks, sure. That wouldn't surprise me. In my real code, though, it writes like well-written Python, minus an occasional penalty for a list comprehension or something, which I don't really use that often anyhow. If you want to play Perl golf, Perl will blow it away. Then again, my well-written Perl and Go come out pretty similarly.