One apparently random omission in C, which was fixed in Perl, is &&= and
||=:
a &&= b
a = a && b
a ||= b
a = a || b
except that a gets evalutated only once (e.g. myarray[f(2)] &&= b)
Besides being useful, this would make Go more consistent. Of course
relative operators also do not have this, but there usually the result type
is different (e.g. bool = int < int)
regards – Da
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