> C++ and C still play an important role. These languages are typically used by binaries related to audio, video, telephony, web, and other low-level frameworks

> C++ and C still play an important role. These languages are typically used by binaries related to audio, video, telephony, web, and other low-level frameworks. Even so, a C Audio API like AudioGraph was deprecated a few years back and its replacement, AVAudioEngine, is Objective-C/Swift. The skills that you develop while working with one of these platforms, the familiarity you develop with the libraries, the conventions, the ecosystem, the tools, none of that effort is portable.