Is there a future for self learning C now?

It depends on what kind of work you're doing. I'm an automation mechanical hardware engineer, and I used to be only proficient in hardware, and I had to design something that a software engineer could design a program to move. It's like a person, the hardware is the body, and the software is the soul.

Later, I taught myself C and gradually wrote my own programs occasionally. When a robot has created everything by yourself, you will feel a great sense of accomplishment.

It's never too late to learn. However, if you have a good foundation in mathematics, learning C is not a problem, let alone other languages. Recommendations:

Mathematical Fundamentals Linear Algebra, Logical Fundamentals, Statistics must be consolidated; Then, the hardware foundation, know the various logic gates, storage principles, etc.; Then, naturally, a basic C language course is a must, go through the knowledge points and example questions in it, pay attention to summarizing and thinking, you can use a mind map to organize, and learn that what you have in your head is your own; Then, you can find some examples of mathematical modeling for college students, see how others use programs to achieve it, run other people's results, you will understand more deeply, and finally, try to solve modeling problems yourself... Then solve some practical problems, OK out of the teacher.

No matter what age group, you can learn, as long as you are interested, you must be able to learn, this programming language, learning a few months can only be called entry, it is a long-term process, C language currently in China does not seem to be as popular as abroad, but there are many people recruited in China! Work hard, you will definitely have a future if you learn well.

If you are a person who has no foundation, and you don't have access to your job, and you don't have enough connections to find a job in this area in the future, I recommend careful consideration. If whether you can find a job in this area or not has little impact on your life, then go for a study, even if you don't do this kind of work, you can always do it as a hobby. God knows when you'll have the chance to show your skills.

Promising, how many people in the country are proficient in the C language? No matter what you learn, it mainly depends on whether you are proficient or not.

The knowledge system of the C language is relatively systematic, and many nouns and terms in the field of programming have related concepts in the C language. It is recommended that the first language that students learn programming is C language to lay a good programming foundation.

If you find it interesting, you can continue to learn, you can learn very deeply, very broadly, and ......; If you find it boring, then don't waste any more time on it, there are many things to learn and do, time and money are as valuable, and you should combine your interests to find the direction of development.

Learn it well, and you will have a future for the rest of your life. Unless a second machine language is invented in the world.

Computer science majors will use the C language to do some program research. It involves data structures, memory control, etc.

C is also a computational tool, and many engineering graduate students use C to perform large-scale scientific calculations.

More than 95% of the Linux system is written in C, C can write the idea of physiognomy objects, and it is impossible to engage in embedded, single-chip microcomputer, without C.

No matter how old you are, what your gender is, what your family conditions are, or what your talent is, you don't fit.

The master C god is the real programming master, and the C language can start from the low level ......

Don't think so much, just learn and learn.

If you don't understand, don't talk nonsense, what is the heart of a group of people who don't understand this twitter?