jobs in C

[ashu]

i m interest in C and learning C from last 3 years!!! but i don`t know
whether it is possible to get a job only with the knowledge of C.or i
should learn something else too.i want to make career as C programmer
(i love C).i am doing other job which is like hell.(very far from
programming and computers). so kindly let me know what the
professional programmer suggest me to do.

 

[Malcolm McLean]

i m interest in C and learning C from last 3 years!!! but i don`t know
whether it is possible to get a job only with the knowledge of C.or i
should learn something else too.i want to make career as C programmer
(i love C).i am doing other job which is like hell.(very far from
programming and computers). so kindly let me know what the

Knowing a language is a bit like knowing how to use a pencil. it is an
essential skill, but on its own it will on equip you for a fairly menial
job. Knowing how to use a pencil and knowing something about geometry and
buildings may land you a job in an architects. Similarly you can get a
research job with us if you know C and biochemistry, you can get a much
better paid job as an IT consultant if you know C and know how to talk to
business customers to get their requirements, you can get a games
programming job if you know C and like playing games and are stupid enough
to work for vague promises of massive bonuses rather than actual money, and
so on.

 

[Erik de Castro Lopo]

i m interest in C and learning C from last 3 years!!! but i don`t know
whether it is possible to get a job only with the knowledge of C.or i
should learn something else too.

One programming language is never enough.

I've been in my current job for 18 months and so far I have used
the following languages on the job; Actionscript, C, C++, Ocaml,
Python, bash shell and Verilog.

All of the above was writing new code. I also maintained some code
written by someone else in C#.

i want to make career as C programmer (i love C).

C is a language that is good for some tasks. The corollary is
that there are also tasks for which C is not the ideal language.

Erik

 

[luyi]

Knowing a language is a bit like knowing how to use a pencil. it is an
essential skill, but on its own it will on equip you for a fairly menial
job. Knowing how to use a pencil and knowing something about geometry and
buildings may land you a job in an architects. Similarly you can get a
research job with us if you know C and biochemistry, you can get a much
better paid job as an IT consultant if you know C and know how to talk to
business customers to get their requirements, you can get a games
programming job if you know C and like playing games and are stupid enough
to work for vague promises of massive bonuses rather than actual money, and
so on.

your speaking is very well !!!