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It's a fact not a narrative. Why does C sometimes seem especially popular among Indian programmers? There is also a cultural and educational feedback loop: Colleges teach C as a foundational language. Students encounter C in exams and programming exercises. Interview-preparation materials reinforce C and C++ fundamentals. Graduates carry those habits into the workplace and into teaching the next generation. This can make C unusually visible in Indian programming tutorials, online discussions, aβ¦
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Damn, you seem to know a lot about this, Rahul.
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