One of my favorite languages is c (because of lots of reasons) and i know the basics of the language (i.e operations and op. order to pointers and particular behaviors of specific standards) but i still feel like i lack something.

I am not talking about generic programming knowledge but of specific quirks of the language. When can someone say “i am pro efficient with $language”? Thanks

  • @Reaton
    9•2 years ago

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  • Katie Ampersand
    6•3 years ago

    I think it’s when you can guide people who have questions or problems in it, if you can do that with almost any question that is presented to you, I think that’d mean you’re good at it. Or at least halfway there, because the other half would be being able to apply that knowledge to any question/problem you have in whatever you make. In the end it’s just how much you know about it and how skilled you are at using what you know

    • overclock351OP
      0•3 years ago

      Isn’t that generic programming knowledge (i.e you don’t know why the program bsods your machine and you find out that a function page faults which is something that can happen in a lot of low level languages/ high level that work closer to the machine)

  • @copacetic
    4•3 years ago

    If you are looking for something formal, take a look at SFIA and try to adapt it to C trivia.

    In general, it is practically impossible to distinguish experts and bullshitters 100%.