My point was about why invest time in C dealing with memory with the risk of segfaults when there many other languages like JS, Java, Go that would take care of that task for you.
Also I'm talking about projects (e.g. building a word processor), not programming problemns (e.g. invert this binary tree). In my experience projects are complex systems with many moving parts interacting and most bugs comes from the complexity of the system/problem. With C, I don't just have to think about the problem that I'm solving but if I did something wrong when dealing with memory allocation/releasing.
I don't have much experience in C except from the basics so I hope to hear from people that loves C why they choose it or if its just a constraint inherent to the problem they're dealing with.
Also I'm talking about projects (e.g. building a word processor), not programming problemns (e.g. invert this binary tree). In my experience projects are complex systems with many moving parts interacting and most bugs comes from the complexity of the system/problem. With C, I don't just have to think about the problem that I'm solving but if I did something wrong when dealing with memory allocation/releasing.
I don't have much experience in C except from the basics so I hope to hear from people that loves C why they choose it or if its just a constraint inherent to the problem they're dealing with.