I would like to ask everyone, is the company recruiting many C++ programmers now?

Today, the IT industry still recruits a lot of C++ programmers. The main directions of C++ include networking, underlying software, and general/open source software. But no matter which direction C++ personnel are recruited, there is no doubt that they are proficient in the C++ language. If you want to learn in the future, you must be familiar with databases, SOCKET and Linux, Symbian, Windows mobile, Brew, embedded Linux and other platforms.

C/C++ language is widely used. In embedded development (mobile phone software field, etc.) and large-scale software, C/C++ is used. All program architectures involving ATI require C. Java cannot do this. Some people say that JAVA is easier than C++. That is because there are no experts. C++ is actually easier to get started than JAVA. C/C++ can directly deal with various interfaces. People who argue that the C language is outdated are not out of boredom. This is precisely because of their low technical level and short-sightedness. Most people who say C language is outdated have poor technical skills.

Friends, don’t be swayed by the impetuous trend of the software industry. C++ is a powerful and vital language,

with broad development prospects. Stick to what you insist on and I wish you success!