> Since Go doesn't even have inheritance or getters and setters

Does Go have objects with functions? If so, it has getters and setters, Go programmers just choose not to use them. I could absolutly write Python code like this:

    class MyObject(object):
        def set_foo(this, foo):
            this.foo = foo
            
        def get_foo(this):
            return this.foo

The thing is...Java doesn't have getters and setters. There's nothing about the language that requires them. This is perfectly legal Java code:

    class MyObject {
        public int foo;
    }

Look at it! It's a public member! You can read/write to it without a getter/setter! You know, something every language has, but for some reason, it's considered verboten in Java.

Java is a perfectly fine language. It's Java programmers that are awful for sticking to these unnecessary paradigms that necessitate ridiculous amounts of boilerplate.