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I want to become a better developer and understand how low level languages work.
As a zoomer, is it a waste of time to learn C or C++ in 2026? Will this shit just make me an unemployable sperg? Or should I stick to JS and pick up Rust on the side
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>>109668148
cobol
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>>109668148
C and Python are all you need. Everything else is pretty much a meme.

If you want to get paid learn C++ and JS (avoid the frameworks unless someone is paying you, the DOM is already maximally abstract.)
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>>109668148
C will teach you the foundations well. Mostly everything else is either trivial or too philosophical after it.

Employment-wise submissive loyality is much preferred over skill though.
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>>109668148
Hebrew.
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>>109668148
Chinese
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>>109668148
Learn how to fish and farm
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You won't get a job as a software developer/engineer as a zoomer, don't waste your time or money, btw languages like rust arent used in industry they are promoted online by the cia because it's a backdoored language.
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>>109668148
C, C++ and Rust are high level languages.
FASM and NASM/Yasm are popular low level languages.
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>>109670440
okay unc, it's past your bedtime
you can get those zoom zooms tomorrow



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