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On 13/12/2012 12:58, steve donovan wrote:
Go has a reflection model which offers similar functionality to that of Java's, except conceptually different. There is no base object called 'Object' from which everything derives (this is why Stroustrup said that Java was more than Smalltalk than C++). Instead, there is a special empty type that can contain any Go type.
Do you mean interface{} ? Was not aware it could represent funcs as well. Anyway, thank you for this clear presentation. Denis