As a programmer, don’t stick to which language to learn. The important thing is to understand the scope of application of each one, and then choose the optimal language according to the architecture of the system you want to design.
It doesn’t matter much, as long as you use awesome language, it’s cool. C language is even more awesome. It all depends on your work needs and your own preferences
As a programmer, don’t stick to which language to learn. The important thing is to understand the scope of application of each one, and then choose the optimal language according to the architecture of the system you want to design.
It’s just that each language is doing what it is good at. If you want to learn, just learn.
A ruler is longer and an inch is shorter
It doesn’t matter much, as long as you use awesome language, it’s cool. C language is even more awesome. It all depends on your work needs and your own preferences
In fact, many technical books also use Java to describe techniques. I have listed a few here
Refactor
Refactoring and Paradigm
Test Driven Development
It would be a pity if you can’t understand the code inside, so it’s good to learn