> It's 2025, people have to give up on C/C++. No, people should not give up on C. ??? You do realize there are a lot of projects written in C, right? Includi

> It's 2025, people have to give up on C/C++. No, people should not give up on C. ??? You do realize there are a lot of projects written in C, right? Including Linux and most of its programs / utilities that you may be using. I have new projects written in C, too, and you can do a lot to check for potential bugs using various flags to GCC / Clang, among other things like cppcheck and the rest. No, people should not give up on C. C is really good to know, for many reasons... even if you are not going to use it.