Comment by theshrike79

I've found Go to be the most efficient language with LLMs

The language is "small", very few keywords and hasn't changed much in a decade. It also has a built in testing system with well known patterns how to use it properly.

Along with robust linters I can be pretty confident LLMs can't mess up too badly.

They do tend to overcomplicate structures a bit and require a fresh context and "see if you can simplify this" or "make those three implement a generic interface" type of prompts to tear down some of the repetition and complexity - but again it's pretty easy with a simple language.