No, it's not. C is a huge security risk. C increases development time (if you compare to someone equally skilled in another language, say Java/C#). These are facts.
The fact that C is so incredible...
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No, it's not. C is a huge security risk. C increases development time (if you compare to someone equally skilled in another language, say Java/C#). These are facts.
The fact that C is so incredible...
No, no trying to say don't learn C. Just trying to make the OP understand C and its limits.
Trying to iron out misconceptions such as C, and only C, can do all these tasks. If you're going to learn...
Unix/Linux is in C because C++ didn't exist / wasn't mature at the time.
SDL / OpenGL is in C mainly, I believe, due to backwards compatibility for C (for some bizarre reason).
A lot of GNU...
Interesting observation. How do you figure? Curiousness? Power? Flexibility?
It's a fact. Whether or not you find it simple to understand, use and learn is another matter.
Honestly, C is anything but simple.
You forgot to pass the address, like so:
>>scanf("%d", &geti[0]);
>>scanf("%d", &geti[1]);
Out of curiosity, for someone knowing C++, why would you learn C now?