I picked up an old C textbook this past summer exactly because I wanted to understand these things you've listed. After getting through it, I had a hard time imagining any project I would write in C that wasn't a bare OS or a utility. It is heartening to hear that my efforts were not in vain
this is more a question of low level languages vs higher level languages.
the benefit of low level languages is you learn how a computer actually works. The same argument here could be applied to C++ and Rust in addition to C.
Move on, there is nothing to C here...........................................................................Okay! Okay! I'm going, I'm going. Stop pushing.
I picked up an old C textbook this past summer exactly because I wanted to understand these things you've listed. After getting through it, I had a hard time imagining any project I would write in C that wasn't a bare OS or a utility. It is heartening to hear that my efforts were not in vain
this is more a question of low level languages vs higher level languages.
the benefit of low level languages is you learn how a computer actually works. The same argument here could be applied to C++ and Rust in addition to C.
Move on, there is nothing to C here...........................................................................Okay! Okay! I'm going, I'm going. Stop pushing.
I spent 8 years in C . I can greatly resonate with this post.