I don&#x27;t think any of your assertions are true at all.<p>There are lots of conforming C programs (just look at the huge list of software which compiles on a huge list of platforms).<p>There are tons of experienced C developers. Who do you think writes all of that conforming software?<p>And none of this is related to the topic <i>at all</i>.<p>If you really can&#x27;t get your head around the simple idea that the portability of the language is different than the portability of some arbitrary program written in the language, then just look at it this way: If you want to write a program in a language, and you pick C, your program will run on more platforms than if you pick Python.<p>This is true, regardless of any other argument you might raise, simply because Python won&#x27;t run on a platform until C runs on that platform (since Python is written in C).<p>We&#x27;ve been over this. Ad nauseum. Please stop trolling.