>C isn't a high level programming language anymore. It is. It offers high level abstractions and operates on an abstract machine rather than mapping to machine instructions. >If you prefer an other formulation, "C gives you the choice to assume your bad decisions". Every systems programming language allows you to do that. The difference between C and C++/Rust is that C is just barebones and lacks OOP and FP features. Electron is notorious for high RAM usage.