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Go offers a modern approach to software development. Its combination of simplicity and power makes it a top choice for developers building high-performance applications.

Fast compilation and execution
Simple syntax with powerful features
Built-in concurrency support
Large standard library
Great tooling (e.g., go fmt, go test, go build)

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