> - The logic of Golang is straightforward, e.g. you need to import the package fmt to do a fmt.Println("") in Golang but you do not need to explicitly import anything to do a System.out.println("") in Java.
You don't need to import println in Go[0]. The logic is exactly the same[1]: there's a pre-imported "prelude" (java.lang in Java, builtin in Go) and you import the rest.
> - Golang works on every computers and installing it is simple (simpler than installing Java and Eclipse).
Why do you have to install go alone but java and eclipse?
You don't need to import println in Go[0]. The logic is exactly the same[1]: there's a pre-imported "prelude" (java.lang in Java, builtin in Go) and you import the rest.
> - Golang works on every computers and installing it is simple (simpler than installing Java and Eclipse).
Why do you have to install go alone but java and eclipse?
[0] https://play.golang.org/p/ZWLaVuJNgq you don't need to import append or cap or complex128 either
[1] and the same as in more or less every language out there