Actually, I would have characterized this more as: "Calling oneself a C programmer is like saying you're a finish carpenter." As in, it means you normally wor

Actually, I would have characterized this more as: "Calling oneself a C programmer is like saying you're a finish carpenter." As in, it means you normally work in a particular set of circumstances, which is all we're aiming to say when we denote the language we work in (because language is often closely allied with the type of project). Does it define you as a person, or even state that you don't work in other types of projects, no, it doesn't. Can we move on from this now?