What should I learn after learning C?

If you have a good grip on C, then you can go on learning other programming languages like Python, Java, JavaScript. Nowadays, R programming language is also used by many top companies.

Can I learn C# if I know C?

Yes, the C programming language is not a prerequisite for learning C#. Knowing some C will definitely help you get up to speed on C# syntax but beyond that there are few similiarities. Sure. C# borrows semantic conventions from C but there’s certainly no requirement to learn it.

Should I learn C++ if I know C#?

The language you use depends on several factors. C++ is a better option for applications that require speed and power. If you already know C#, learning C++ won’t be too difficult. If you’d rather work with a beginner programming language that is easier to pick up, C# is your best bet.

What is the best way to start learning C programming?

Glib is a good starting point for modern C and gets you used to concepts like opaque types and semi-object orientation, which are common stylistically in modern C. On the other end of the spectrum standard POSIX APIs are kind of “classical” C.

Why is it so hard to check for return values in C?

Needing to check for return values on all important calls (some would argue all calls) takes a lot of discipline and a lot of C code out there doesn’t do it. Strings (and arrays in general) don’t carry their sizes around. You have to pass a lot of extra parameters in C to deal with this.

Is C++ A Better C than K&R C?

C++ provides stronger type checking than C and directly supports a wider range of programming styles than C. C++ is “a better C” in the sense that it supports the styles of programming done using C with better type checking and more notational support (without loss of efficiency). In the same sense, ANSI C90/C95 is a better C than K&R C.

Is it possible to write C code in C++?

A lot of the time, yes that’s true. C++ is mostly backwards compatible with C. However it is very possible to write C code that will not compile as C++… usually by using a C++ keyword as a variable name or something. That depends on the software doing the interpreting.