For who is Golang ?

Question in the title.

Who Golang is targeting ? Ex-Python users ? C / C++ users ? Web developers (like Ruby and Ruby on Rails) ? ...

It is general purpose language(just like python,c ,c++) you can do almost anything. But most people use it to make network apps(high performance APIs, )
It provides the speed of static typed language and expressiveness of dynamic.

It is one of the few languages where you won't need third party frameworks/libraries most of the time. It has robust standard library.

I only know Python and C, and never do Web services. Maybe Go could be a good thing for me to learn.

No need third party framework seems interesting.
There are other things that make Go unique and valuable ? 

It has built-in tools for concurrency that are sensible and easy to use. 

Some say it occupies a spot between C and Python. You might agree. 

If you already know Python and C, Go should be pretty easy to learn. Give it a try!

I'm going to do that :) Thanks

EDIT : Oh last question, is it a high level langage or a low level ?

I think all languages these days are high level. Go is more higher level than C/C++ due to garbage collection. 

Or whom...

and s/Golang/Go/g :)

I use it to build restful web services and web servers.

Go is a general purpose language. It was designed for building web services but it is quite useful for other purposes, too.

Those who want to get things done and have a task at hand where its toolset is handy.

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Who'd have thought...someone not familiar with Go asking about Golang on /r/golang.  

There is tons of documentation on this topic on the net.  JFGI ;)

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