very good, neither of them is going anywhere any time soon...or ever. but it is mostly about what yo uwant to do and learning the language to get you there. c and c++ are the low-level languages so you will be doing low-level stuff. it might be fun or not, depends on you.
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Re: Ask HN: Job prospects for pure C and C++ programmers?
#42Not sure if I’m too late to the party, but if you get into embedded bare metal and RTOS programming you can easily get 10+ years out of C/C++.
FWIW, I am on year 16 of my own C/C++ only career.
EDIT: Huh I’m old