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== Go Programming Language (Golang) == | == Go Programming Language (Golang) == | ||
| + | Go is an open source programming language made by engineers at Google. The project started development in 2007 and was officially announced in 2009. Built in the gc compiler Google Go is developed as an open source software. The language targets all three major platforms (Linux, OS X and windows) but can also run on mobile devices. | ||
| + | The Go language originated as an experiment by a few google engineers with the intention to take all the positive characteristics of existing languages and resolve the common criticism. | ||
| + | Go is meant to be statically typed scalable language like C++ or java while also being productive and readable; Go tries to avoid the repetition of too many mandatory keywords | ||
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Team Go
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Go Programming Language (Golang)
Go is an open source programming language made by engineers at Google. The project started development in 2007 and was officially announced in 2009. Built in the gc compiler Google Go is developed as an open source software. The language targets all three major platforms (Linux, OS X and windows) but can also run on mobile devices. The Go language originated as an experiment by a few google engineers with the intention to take all the positive characteristics of existing languages and resolve the common criticism. Go is meant to be statically typed scalable language like C++ or java while also being productive and readable; Go tries to avoid the repetition of too many mandatory keywords
