主题：【原创】介绍一下Go语言（1）之前的话 -- zllwy

"正是因为Haskell作为functional language本身的约束（没有side-effect）导致的结果"

That's exactly what I meant by saying "inherent succinctness". This is precisely what matters for simplicity: the nature of a language's power by design. Now you've got it, yet you dismissed it as a trivium, what a pity.

PS: Simplicity of a language is not measured by how many keywords it has or does it use symbol-table during the compilation process, these are true trivia. Otherwise, one would argue LISP is the simplest language there ever is.

Well, much confused by your introduction, I went ahead reading the tutorial and specification of the Go language, and wrote a couple of small programs myself, I can see the power of this new language clearly resides in the go-routine concept, which makes the concurrency much easier to handle than most of other languages.

If I would evangelize the simplicity of this language, I would've chosen the example of goroutines, which is a heck lot better demonstration.