Well, Go looks like Python in the philosophy (it is a minimalist, keep it simple language) more than in the syntax. The one thing that I really like is the absence of classes and the presence of interfaces (I have been advocating something like that for years). I am dubious about the absence of exceptions, though. If I can attempt a prediction, I would say that if the language will be adopted internally in Google it will make a difference; otherwise, it will be rapidly forgotten. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
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