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The_Colonel
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The Montreal problem: Why programming languages ne...
Go was intended for systems programming, but is rarely used for that.
(Java and C# don't compete in that area at all)
kaba0
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Go has a stupid definition of “system programming”. It uses it to mean “low-level network stuff”, and absolutely not as something where low-level languages would fit.
marcosdumay
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Go is marketed as being designed for system programming. But all of its features seem to be designed for web services.
neonsunset
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Don't bundle C# with Java in this area. It is way more low-level. Give it a try and it will surprise you :)
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(Java and C# don't compete in that area at all)