I suggest learning C for two non-usual reasons: 1. You study the wonderful Kerninghan & Richie book. It's a great work of art. 2. C's architecture is just raw

I suggest learning C for two non-usual reasons: 1. You study the wonderful Kerninghan & Richie book. It's a great work of art. 2. C's architecture is just raw computing. Try building a toy interpreter or compiler and you will know most of CS in bargain too! Good luck my friend.