>if the tools we were given during our formation were python, php or javascript. Well, these are not the "modern" tools I had in mind with writing my comment a

>if the tools we were given during our formation were python, php or javascript. Well, these are not the "modern" tools I had in mind with writing my comment above... >I don't think resolving the philosopher dinner problem in Go can teach you much. In C, it does. Yes, I agree. But I never questioned C's value as a teaching aid.