One Program Written in Python, Go, and Rust
This is a pretty silly comparison to be honest. Why would you choose an example for which a library exists in Python that can already do most of the work for you? Sure, it might be the most "Pythonic" thing to do (importing a library) but for an actual language comparison, you should be comparing things 1 to 1.<p>EDIT: For example, implementing a merge sort (without using any .sort() functions) would be interesting to compare between the three languages. Though to be honest, I wouldn't expect major differences aside from basic syntax.