> Second, C has a tendency to be conservative, changing and growing very slowly. This is a feature, and one that is often undervalued by developers. I really a

> Second, C has a tendency to be conservative, changing and growing very slowly. This is a feature, and one that is often undervalued by developers. I really appreciate languages that do change slowly. One of the languages I really like is Kotlin, but it has the problem that there are new features every few months. This is a distraction most of the time and it leads to inconsistent code bases.