2015-06-12 14:06 GMT-03:00 Myles Braithwaite <[email protected]>: > At this week's GTALUG meeting a couple of people asked what Swift looked > like compared to other languages here is an example of a nursery rhyme: > > Swift: > <https://github.com/myles/five-little-monkeys/blob/master/five-little-monkeys.swift> > > Go: > <https://github.com/myles/five-little-monkeys/blob/master/five-little-monkeys.go> > > Python: > <https://github.com/myles/five-little-monkeys/blob/master/five-little-monkeys.py> > > Ruby: > <https://github.com/myles/five-little-monkeys/blob/master/five-little-monkeys.rb> > > I also mistakenly said that Go and Swift look like Python but Go and > Swift look nothing a like. After some more research I should have said > Go and Swift look the same but take a lot of influence from Python and C. > ---
Cool. A few weeks ago I was reading about it. Well, not about all the 4, but about a few differences between Go and Swift, and I found an interesting article about it. If anyone is interested, there´s a good reading: http://blog.translusion.com/posts/a_comparison_of_go_and_swift/ --- Talk Mailing List [email protected] http://gtalug.org/mailman/listinfo/talk
