Upcoming Guest Opinions Post!

 


Hello everybody,

Sometime in the next few days I am planning my first guest opinions post! This format will consist of me and a couple of friends each writing a little on a question, and then a little conclusion! Maybe at some point down the line, you guys can write a paragraph too!

So here's the first motion, if you will!

"Is C a useful skill in 2023?"

We will examine views from multiple angles of the programming spectrum. Lined up to contribute, I have myself, my web dev friend, and a more Python angled developer!

What do you think of this hot question? Feel free to post your answer in the comments section below!

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  1. Anonymous16 November 2023 at 14:04

    I think that C is a useful skill but it is not that useful the ccp is a better use of your time

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  2. Anonymous16 November 2023 at 14:04

    bbg

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  3. Anonymous16 November 2023 at 14:06

    very interesting, I cant wait for this educational and informative post from werdl werdlson

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    1. Anonymous21 November 2024 at 14:03

      It will be made in 1 month from when you are reading this!

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  4. Anonymous22 November 2023 at 13:30

    As a rustacean bowling ball I see this as an absolute win

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  5. Anonymous21 November 2024 at 14:00

    I AM BINIMUM

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  6. binimum bowling21 November 2024 at 14:02

    as binimum bowling of the forehead society I can confirm his forehead is devious and massive

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    1. Anonymous21 November 2024 at 14:02

      Why did you write this? You have Cursed us all!!!!!! :-(

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