Go is a great OO language
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Claims that Go is a great object‑oriented language and supports the key OO ideas without classes: interfaces as messaging, no classes or inheritance. Points to local state, exported/unexported visibility, methods on values, and channels for asynchronous messaging while noting Go favors early compile‑time binding. Argues pragmatism allows procedural style when useful. The delivery itself is extreme: 73 slides in 4 minutes, underscoring brevity and opinion rather than heavy empirical evidence.
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