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"exist" is not the same as "is built into the language and compiler".
by Pxtl 12y ago
"exist" is not the same as "is built into the language and compiler".
- dragonwriter 12y agoNeither C nor Go has generics, preprocessor based or otherwise, built into the language and compiler. Both C and Go can have (and, in fact, it has been done in both) some degree of generics implemented in a preprocessor-based way using only features built into the language and compiler. So, again, I would maintain that "no generics" is no more valid of the Go status quo than it is of the C status quo.