It was just a simple example. Of course many languages have that. The point is Go nearly always has what you want.

Don't pretend that there aren't things in C# that are better in Go.

And I agree, the min/max thing is stupid. I never said Go was perfect.

Not being a Gopher myself, and seeing whats missing from Go compared to C#, I don't see why I'd ever bother using it (unless it's a work requirement).

I like generics and the things that come with it, like LINQ and manipulating abstract collections in a type-safe manner, thank you very much :)