I was hoping to see an explanation of each language rather than a list of beneficial details. Namely, "use Python if your goal is ____", "use Go if your goal is ____", i.e. reasons to use each tool -- each language's purpose, so to speak. Presently I'm thinking Go is for multiple people writing a program (i.e. code can be written in modules, sections) to be executed by multiple computers, whereas Python is for one person's scientific data analysis and programs to be run by a single computer. Would you agree with this characterization?
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I was hoping to see an explanation of each language rather than a list of beneficial details. Namely, "use Python if your goal is ____", "use Go if your goal is ____", i.e. reasons to use each tool -- each language's purpose, so to speak. Presently I'm thinking Go is for multiple people writing a program (i.e. code can be written in modules, sections) to be executed by multiple computers, whereas Python is for one person's scientific data analysis and programs to be run by a single computer. Would you agree with this characterization?