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| It's definitely wrong. Similar to DOS, C language has also lost its significance. OOPS makes coding simpler and saves overall length of code. It is more fast and reliable and most important, modification of structure is very easy. With a single module, we can code for different types of objects, and its more convenient than function calling procedure adopted in C. Most interestingly, OOPS never uses pointers, a headache in C programming for less known professionals. Noweverything is web based/network based, JSP, J2EE or anything for which OOPS technique is implimented. I am not sure if network based programming is available in C. So while doing real-life projects, its better to opt new techniques, which gives more options to the programmer to impliment his ideas and make modifications. - Sandhya Rani - 9 years ago | |
| I need to add, similar to DOS, C gives basic knowledge to students. Even while I was doing my PG course MCA 10-12 years back, I never studied C. Instead studied C++, and data structure using pointers as a single subject. - Sandhya Rani - 9 years ago |
