I'm new (a little over a year coding, 6 months of it working a freelance gig). I was exposed to Go early on due to my bootcamp internship. I really like it. It is easy to read and if you can't find a Go solution Python is pretty close reading-wise. It forces you to think about where your variables are stored (via pointers), handle errors at every point (it can be verbose, but you can write helper functions to minimize this).
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I'm new (a little over a year coding, 6 months of it working a freelance gig). I was exposed to Go early on due to my bootcamp internship. I really like it. It is easy to read and if you can't find a Go solution Python is pretty close reading-wise. It forces you to think about where your variables are stored (via pointers), handle errors at every point (it can be verbose, but you can write helper functions to minimize this).