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Q: 

Is C still relevant?

It's all in the title.

+6  A: 

Yes.

It's all in the answer.

SB  2010-09-30 19:35:10
+2  A: 

Yes.

(It's all in the answer).

On a more serious note...there are still a lot of low level things done in C to optimize performance as well as embedded systems that are written using C.

For example...there are games for the Nintendo DS written solely in C.

Justin Niessner  2010-09-30 19:35:41

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