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+title: 'Golang equality and ordering'
+date: 2025-01-11
+description: 'Exploring equality and ordering in Golang'
+tags: ["Golang", "Go"]
+categories: ["Golang", "Go"]
+---
+
+# Golang equality and ordering
+
+Golang doesn't include explicit interfaces for equality and ordering, which is a deliberate design choice aimed at maintaining language simplicity. The compiler automatically handles equality and ordering operations for basic types. In this post, I'll explore how the Go compiler implements these fundamental comparison operations under the hood.