Yep!
Confirmed in Go 1.6. Also - algebraic data types, monads, operator overloading, actors, STM, multiple inheritance, exceptions, LINQ, full opt-in dynamic typing, optional GC! Anything you want! All language features, ever conceived, will be crammed into Go, starting with the next release!
Too bad they don't include range datatypes, à la Ada, where you can state "x is a number in [3;17]". Those exist since the 1970s. I can't imagine how one can ever write a program without range datatypes.
Oh, I need self-modifying code and both computed and assigned gotos, too. I'm used to using them since FORTRAN.
Come on, Go team, fix your language so that we can start using it.
Totally. Even the guy who first introduced data types + multiple inheritance has come out to say that it's the worst thing he has ever done in the whole history of everything from always.
