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There is a short answer, but this a borderline religious discussion, so it requires some context first.<\/p>\n

I’ve hired many software engineers, and the single most valuable skill is the ability to pick up anything and master it quickly.<\/p>\n

Some years ago an offshore company was producing Java for me with inconsistent quality.\u00a0 I was able to build remote teams by looking at their resumes, but I couldn’t interview them individually because they didn’t speak English.\u00a0 This kind of constraint makes for an interesting experiment.<\/p>\n

The developers’ resumes looked good, with years of experience.\u00a0 Still, the code was often buggy, hard-to-read, and poorly organized.\u00a0 As an experiment I started asking just for their C++ developers.\u00a0 Some of them didn’t know Java, but I was willing to pay them for a few weeks to learn it.\u00a0 With the help of their coworkers, they picked up the language and its idioms, and excelled as our top Java programmers.<\/p>\n

So here’s the short answer: Learn C\/C++<\/p>\n

You might never use it professionally, but it contains a lifetime of lessons.\u00a0 And the hardest problems, the ones that the top engineers are asked to solve, will sooner or later hit some foundational C code.<\/p>\n

Here are some things that are written in C:<\/p>\n