C and C++ are in use but it has become easier than ever to bridge in higher-level languages. It is also hard to code sanely on a large project without a higher

C and C++ are in use but it has become easier than ever to bridge in higher-level languages. It is also hard to code sanely on a large project without a higher-level language. Not every line of a program must be ultra-fast, and maintainability is still huge. If you are not offloading the less-critical parts of your project to languages that are easier to program in than C++, you are doing it wrong.