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I'm tired of people saying that there is no magic. How are you saying that? Do you any basis? Named returns, compiler not ensuring that non pointer receivers do not modify a property, bare bones dependency management, laughable implementation of errors, the list goes on...



None of that qualifies as magic. Indicators of magic features are implicitness, action-at-a-distance, high complexity.


How is the implementation of errors "laughable"? An error is just another result of calling a function. Seems reasonable enough.




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