This is a terrible article, no actual data, lots of qualifying adjectives. However, even though at heart I still feel like a C++ programmer since I started my

This is a terrible article, no actual data, lots of qualifying adjectives. However, even though at heart I still feel like a C++ programmer since I started my career before Java existed, I actually end up using C or C++ less and less. I started transitioning to C# (which I equate somewhat with Java) and Python for small projects but I'm finding that I'm spending most of my time there. Things I still do in C or C++: - embedded systems (small memory footprint, no MMU) - OS-like work - numerical algortihms, especially anything with pixel data or large matrices (the good stuff stitched together with Python code) Unexpectedly, I don't miss manual memory management at all but still sometimes want something closer to RAII.