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C language
I know that C is an old programming language (maybe basic?). In 2019, what are the motives to learn C when there are many other languages, each specific to a certain purpose, and what are some interesting applications that one can do with C.
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that depends on you though, and they're lots of languages that does almost everything C does, why you choose C is upto you
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Everything that requires speed or memory maniputalion is written in C (or C++). Examples:
The kernel of all modern operating systems are written in C.
All graphics (eg video games) is written in C or C++ and wraps OpenGL/Vulkan/DirectX (C).
The windowing system on your computer is probably written in C (see X11) .
Most utilites on Unix are written in C (cat, grep, sed, etc.).
The reference Python implementation is written in C. So is PHP (I think) and most interpreted languages.
The core of machine language applications is generally written in C, with the rest being Pyhton.
Most web servers are written in C.
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only one motive..... it would directly be an Advantage to you while learning Python as it is written in C....
Also C must be learned due to its legacy as it is called
"Father of Programming Languages"
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One use is in embedded systems programming.
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I started to learn a bit of C to get a better understanding how higher languages (in my case Python) do what they do.
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I had learn C because I used Ubuntu and there I Made a gui software using gtk +, but you can control an Arduino and make drivers and others