> I think people who write C nowadays tend to be working in the drivers and OS development spaces. I think it's also students; I think some people are still ta

> I think people who write C nowadays tend to be working in the drivers and OS development spaces. I think it's also students; I think some people are still taught C as their first programming language. If you go on r/C_programming on Reddit, a lot of it is filled by very basic questions from what seem like beginners; I suspect they're students trying to do their homework.