What's the point of using C when most modern programs on modern operating systems are written using frameworks that are a form of objectified C?
All serious development frameworks nowadays for desktop applications are either C++ or Objective C. Most native libraries are one of the two. Even the driver SDKs are mostly build on an object oriented approach.
And learning C++, you will know C. Your opinion is a popular opinion among web developers and people who do not do desktop development, but in the real world, it has a lot more advantages to learn C++ instead of C.
All serious development frameworks nowadays for desktop applications are either C++ or Objective C. Most native libraries are one of the two. Even the driver SDKs are mostly build on an object oriented approach.
And learning C++, you will know C. Your opinion is a popular opinion among web developers and people who do not do desktop development, but in the real world, it has a lot more advantages to learn C++ instead of C.