Companies are signaling a shift away from C++, prioritizing languages like Python and SQL. Despite this, sectors such as finance still demand C++ expertise for high-frequency trading.
Apple replaced C++ with Swift for its devices, but high-frequency trading firms still heavily utilize C++ due to its complex nature, offering control over hardware.
Recruiters emphasize that while many tech firms favor easier languages, knowledge of C++ and its application in financial and gaming sectors remains crucial.
The White House has urged developers to abandon C++ due to cybersecurity risks, yet the language remains vital in quantitative finance and trading innovations.
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