Answer 1

So...? C# and C++ aren't C. They are both high-level languages with different purposes.

C is currently used in low-level environments such as microcontrollers or even Arduino boards; and where the highest performance is needed.

I could accept other reasons such as C not having as many users as Java or C++; but if popularity is the criteria, why then is there are Swift course and not a C one? :/

Answer 2

Considering that C codes are compatible in C++, and how this question about SoloLearn not having a C course has been asked over a thousand times, I'd say the chances for a C course here is akin to none.

Answer 3

My intention with this post isn't to get a C Course out of SoloLearn, but to try and get a feasible explanation on why it isn't a thing already (if it ever will be).

Answer 4

I know everyone want to add c language in here but C language had removed because ere are C# and C++
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/303256/?ref=app

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/483550/?ref=app

Answer 5

As Belegor said, C is used in low level stuff and microcontrollers and Arduino. As popular as Arduino is, it seems like that is a good enough reason alone to have a Sololearn C course.

Answer 6

I'm able to access a C course on my tablet, but not my PC.

Answer 7

SoloLearn has the C course now:
https://www.sololearn.com/post/34110/?ref=app
Moreover, C language is available as a challenge weapon and you can submit quizzes😊🎉