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by derefr
3945 days ago
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I don't think anyone explicitly marketed Go as a replacement for Python; instead, Go was instead marketed as, for some use-cases (low-level-ish software) what you should have been using in the first place—places where you should have been using C++/Java, not Python, but where Python was used anyway because the alternatives were too unwieldy. |
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