C++

Question

Would you agree that C/C++ are some Of the very few programming languages that can directly interact with a computer’s Kernel?

Answer 1

Unfortunately they can't, which is why you have libraries that are wrappers for assembly syscalls. Same as any other compiled language.

Answer 2

Andre Abtahi Memory management has little to do with interacting with the kernel. Sure, allocating memory dynamically requires you to talk to the kernel, but, well, I think all memory in Python is dynamically allocated, and you can certainly do it in Java which runs in a VM.

Answer 3

interesting, because my professor last night mentioned how other then assembly, C, C++ and maybe some others languages, languges such as puthon etc can't really perform memory management in a manuel way like the languages mentioned above.