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A lot of people express disdain when I mention that I like C and find
it easier to use and understand than other languages. I detest the
idea of switching from one language to another and not being able to
learn even 1 properly. I just don't believe in having thousands of
languages mentioned on my resume. I did this in my engineering course
and gained nothign out of it. I don't consider my self proficient in C
either but I'm trying. This is the case with many fresh CS graduates
these days. They are exposed to many languages but nearly 99% of the
ones in my college(and even others) couldn't even write a simple
program spanning a few hundred lines in ANY language. I'm considering
to opt a career in software development using C but when I look into
the job openings, it seems most employers are merely interested in
people who know something about java or .NET. Very often the same job
has nothing to do with java or .NET or any programming language but it
involves using some stupid tool. I just don't understand anything
about the ways in which software industry is working these days. If
anyone mentions that they are very adept in C but don't have any
knowledge of Java, it is quite likely that they will be rejected no
matter how good they are as programmers. Are these people looking for
programmers or people with just a few certificates and good
interpersonal skills but zero programming skills ?? I've also observed
that people who often use the OO jargon are at the forefront when it
comes to deriding C. Windows was programmed in C, many popular games
and applications have been programmed in C then why do people look
down on this beautiful language ? What do you think about the future
of C and jobs in this field ??
it easier to use and understand than other languages. I detest the
idea of switching from one language to another and not being able to
learn even 1 properly. I just don't believe in having thousands of
languages mentioned on my resume. I did this in my engineering course
and gained nothign out of it. I don't consider my self proficient in C
either but I'm trying. This is the case with many fresh CS graduates
these days. They are exposed to many languages but nearly 99% of the
ones in my college(and even others) couldn't even write a simple
program spanning a few hundred lines in ANY language. I'm considering
to opt a career in software development using C but when I look into
the job openings, it seems most employers are merely interested in
people who know something about java or .NET. Very often the same job
has nothing to do with java or .NET or any programming language but it
involves using some stupid tool. I just don't understand anything
about the ways in which software industry is working these days. If
anyone mentions that they are very adept in C but don't have any
knowledge of Java, it is quite likely that they will be rejected no
matter how good they are as programmers. Are these people looking for
programmers or people with just a few certificates and good
interpersonal skills but zero programming skills ?? I've also observed
that people who often use the OO jargon are at the forefront when it
comes to deriding C. Windows was programmed in C, many popular games
and applications have been programmed in C then why do people look
down on this beautiful language ? What do you think about the future
of C and jobs in this field ??