The impracticality of c & projects
Let's check the definition:

Quote:1) Unwise to implement or maintain in practice.
2) Incapable of dealing efficiently with practical matters, especially finances.

I would agree with the second definition but not the first.

C, like all programming languages, has its place and usage.
I won't explain what it's good for because it has already been done in this thread.
Let me just add this; You'll soon get the hang of many languages and libraries and you'll be able to discern in what situation one language is more appropriate than another. It will depend on factors such as the framework, environment you are working with, your needs, your time, etc..


Unfortunately, unlike scripting languages, C programs take time to polish and secure which makes it impractical in today's ever moving world. It needs investment! Companies have to make trade-offs to be able to use C.

(24-08-2015, 07:38 AM)z3bra Wrote: PS: as for the last line:

Quote:Also inb4 venam closes this ;)

That's lame.

I don't get that line, what do you mean?