For the study of C language, it is a compulsory course for almost every professional programmer. As a student who just came into contact with programming, the C language is undoubtedly obscure. Compared with Java and python, it is not so practicable, so many students often learn Java, go, python, etc. after graduation, which are more beneficial to job hunting, in order to get more Many job opportunities.
Are there really very few jobs corresponding to c/c++ development in the market?
If you search specifically on the recruitment website, you will know that there are actually quite a few, and most of them are concentrated in first-tier cities, and the salary is not low, and there are more than 100 pages.
It is true that there is less, but that is relative to Java and python. But it is more than enough for an individual to seek his own position from so many positions. Most of the stumbling blocks that hinder me from getting an offer are just that my skills cannot meet the standards of high-paying positions.
Whether it is game development, desktop development, reverse engineering or server, there are actually high-paying positions in each direction. It is not alarmist to say which industry is not good, and which direction is sunset. Although it is not alarmist, it is only a general comparison of the industry. judgment under the circumstances. But again, for our independent individual programmers, there are opportunities for employment and the possibility of high salaries.
Because I don't understand other directions of c/c++, I can't give too much reference. But for c/c++Linux backend server development, you can refer to the learning route I shared to learn.
Learning route and content catalog
If time conditions permit, you can prepare for 3-8 months of systematic study. The result will definitely not let you down.