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Topic	Favorite programming language?
DevsBro 05/29/19 8:06:14 AM #108:	Key posted... Questionmarktarius posted... Key posted... That's a C test not a C++ test. And I wouldnt call it a good measure on actual ability to write in the language. Is vanilla C even really used much anymore? It still has some uses especially for low level stuff. Most OS' are written in C. And so are most interpreters. The standard python interpreter is actually called cpython and is written in C. I actually had a old roommate who pretty much exclusively used C It's also a common choice for libraries since every FFI can use it. Or at least, if there's an FFI that can't, it's a waste of an FFI. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35 <cite>DevsBro posted [p:922512033] in Favorite p... [t:77744735]...</cite> <quote><cite>Key posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Key posted...</cite> <quote>That's a C test not a C++ test. And I wouldnt call it a good measure on actual ability to write in the language.</quote> Is vanilla C even really used much anymore?</quote> It still has some uses especially for low level stuff. Most OS' are written in C. And so are most interpreters. The standard python interpreter is actually called cpython and is written in C. I actually had a old roommate who pretty much exclusively used C</quote> It's also a common choice for libraries since every FFI can use it. Or at least, if there's an FFI that can't, it's a waste of an FFI. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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