@Piru
C is nice since it doesn't restrict or limit you in any way if you prefer it that way. Still, you can use some very high level libraries that make your life very easy. The choice is yours, not something enforced by the language itself.
I'm not saying Python, or Ruby or other language sucks, these do have their applications. I say: Use whatever tool that fits your task. For me, C is the tool of choice.
Cymric is still having a point, I think. If coder is a beginner he is likely to get more done in Java than in C or C++. Threading, serialization, GUI support and everything else is readily available and almost the same everywhere.
Java is well suited for beginners while experienced developers find C/C++ more flexible. IMO.
