This is an irrelevant statement. You need the C compiler anyway. Your Java or Python is built with C. You add the complexity of your other environment on top of it.

A C compiler is a functional requirement of any operating system these days.

You won't go very far with it on Android, ChromeOS, iOS, iPadOS, mbed, Arduino, console OSes,...

The Arduino IDE calls out to avr-gcc, and mbed-os is written in c++ so requires an embedded c++ compiler like arm-gcc or something similar. ChromeOS also runs the Linux kernel so you do need it to compile the OS, and it can hypothetically run binaries compiled for the linux platform. Dig deep enough through all the layers of bootstrapping and you'll find c basically everywhere.

GCC is written in C++.

ChromeOS users don't compile their kernel.

Crostini is built with Rust and Go.