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SHAME ON YOU For Producing A Comprehensive Video On The Widespread Usage Of C & NOT Mention DENNIS RITCHIE Who Invented It! GIVE THE MAN SOME CREDIT!

C es equilibrio: Es entendible, y al vez tienes acceso al hardware

But C is a letter not a language 😅

C: ❌ She: ✅

But as a single developer what can I create in c language

I also figured out later that I have to learn C. It is much easier to do Biometric Devices integration if I understood C and C++.

you could definitely get rid of the background music. people watching this are not the crowd who like background music for videos anyway. great video. thank you

nah i'd have to take a look at the C# code. C# has a lot of dirty secrets to make it run fast lol

What do you think about ethereums solidity language is learning this programing language worthbit or not ?

So it's the company that's keeping it alive. If they all geadually shifted (If possible) it will disappear. But my question is, can we shift to C++ entirely?

We use C because it's easier to learn than C++, makes you "friends" with the computer and C++ is bullshit. (quoting Linus Torvalds)

I hate AI generated vídeos!

You'll see this usage of C in most microcontrollers. Although you can use a bit of C++ on the Arduino, most stuff is C or "C with classes". The weird thing is that on C++ conferences they'll proudly boast it holds true to "zero-overhead abstraction", which should imply there is no conceivable reason to think the move to C++ has a downside. That said, if I write a small program in C++ to be deployed on a Raspberry Pi Pico, it will turn out a lot bigger than the comparable C one. I have not researched that, but I think there is some "overhead" that is not actually used, and a "bare-metal" runtime library could solve that. Rust for the Pico actually uses that approach. The thing is... C++ developers (or compiler/runtime writers) don't see the problem, while C users don't see it either. Both think their approach is the obviously right one.

She is the best language

I was impressed that you didn’t brag about your win… you kept it under wraps… great job!

You deserve my appreciation brother.

How about Rust?

An ancient button I saw at SF conventions said, “C combines the power of assembly language with the flexibility of assembly language.” 😅 I work in support of space systems and years ago worked on a replacement upgrade for the trajectory server system in Mission Control Houston for the Space Shuttle. It was pure C. (This was very early 2000s). Now I work in support of GPS, and our code is either C++ or Java.

ANSI C/C++ - Any other programming language? ;-)

Thanks for the video, but proper name for it will be not "Why do we still use C in 2024", but "where do we still use c in 2024"

I wasn’t expecting the last part😂.

C exists because...Fast, uses little to no resources, is perfect for embedded design ie you got access to all the registers... and because 95% of the everyday items out there are embedded it is not going away. It is not broken... it has been perfected .

C will be replaced, currently we think by zig or rust, but it will take loong time, there is too much code to re-write, and generations (old persons) are tied to their lenguage

everything starts with C

Even beethoven writes his symphony in C

U have limited resources (RAM, HD, processing power), but still need access to HW, you should consider C. If you have more resources, and want to trade resources for OOP, then consider C++. If you are writing enterprise software that has virtually unlimited resources, and you want to have both OOP and feature oriented programming capabilities, consider C#. Rust is also a great low level language, and if it fits into your organization’s skillsets, then consider it. Go is great for web services, as it eliminates concurrency programming headaches via channels; Go is probably the best for creating microservices for large microservice farms, but the skillset is not as proliferate as the C langs. U can’t go wrong with C but it, like all technologies, has its niche. Do you research; there is no one right answer, only tradeoffs and consequences.

What about finding a C job, it’s JavaScript everywhere, I’m trying to move

C++ is not something different, its C but with classes

C is the goat, c++ is a headache and quite honestly sucks.

C gained lots of momentum over the decades, it was the S-Tier programming language once but it has lots of vulnerabilities but porting code to a better language costs money or resources. Plus there's also resistence to change. I bet it's a gargantuan task to port the entire linux kernel to Rust and many maintainers simply are not fluent in Rust or simply don't have the time.

Because.... it's C. I'm sticking to Java right now myself, but I had to learn C for my first two courses, and like... duuuh

Now, some python kids will cry in comments.

C is simple yet powerful. I'm not going to learn a new programming language every 2 years to keep up with the latest fashion trends. I will keep coding in C until I am an old man

It’s so accessible that’s why - so many libraries written for the different microcontrollers - and free to build on your own

I have switched to c++ but i still sometimes like how i do it in c.

Soon to be dethroned by Rust

"She" joke was epick!😂😂😂😂😂😂

Some professor said, you'll die but C will live.

C language & Nokia 3310 are both Gigachad.

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c, asymbly and python are the best.😁😁😁

This video doesn't explain WHY we still use C in 2024. It only shows that C is everywhere and that C can do anything (no shit?).

Easy build compiler for C (C compiler exist for almost every playform), fast, simple syntax and easy learn (for people understand pointers😉), have assembly type bit operators, and can tear apart and assemble any data structure (use union for get bytes of floating point numbers), nice library set.

The video does not answer the "why" asked in the title ..

so how to get rid of She :) nice joke at the end.

For hardware components and boards, you need a language with controllable memory management and no garbage collection, so it can be adapted to the specific hardware in use. It also needs to do this efficiently, the less code, the better, so as to not use up limited micrcontrolller memory, and C is still best for this

"That they are hiring C++ programmers" is not the "sad thing".

C is the brain of every hardware you can pick! Even python is builded over... yeahhhh, C

Assembly and C will never cease to exist

she++