Re: C / C++ skills


<russellseres@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I can write assembly, however i have limited knowledge on C / C++.
Is a high level of knowledge in this langauge necessary to program
microcontrollers ??
Or can you just use more "simple" commands ?


For personal projects you can use assembly if you want. If you're looking
for employment in the sector then C is a must and C++ is definitely a plus.

Besides, C is pretty easy to learn (but hard to master) and much more
readable than assembler.



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