> Can you mention the difference that made Go code is more readable than C++ and Rust?
Probably not, and to be fair anyone else's preference is equally valid. I think largely what individuals consider most readable depends less on what's being read and assessed now, and more on what route a developer has taken to reach this point in their career.
If I'm honest it's more about unconscious familiarity with idioms and constructs than it is an isolated unbiased opinion.
And I'd probably also change my comment slightly to say that by "Go code" I really did mean the actual code doing the work; I find the tests far less appealing.
Probably not, and to be fair anyone else's preference is equally valid. I think largely what individuals consider most readable depends less on what's being read and assessed now, and more on what route a developer has taken to reach this point in their career.
If I'm honest it's more about unconscious familiarity with idioms and constructs than it is an isolated unbiased opinion.
And I'd probably also change my comment slightly to say that by "Go code" I really did mean the actual code doing the work; I find the tests far less appealing.