Top programming languages 2019
1.JavaScript
JavaScript is used in the world .and that's using for web pages . inter change the HTML page
Talk about popularity, JavaScript never misses a spot in any programming languages list. Even though some programmers have some qualms with the language, nobody can deny its usefulness.
Nowadays, students who plan to be software developers got JavaScript as their go-to language. Let us tell you that if you’re one of those people, you’re going to use this language a lot. And when we say a lot, we mean all the time. Okay, maybe not ALL the freaking time, but 90 percent of the time. No wonder JavaScript feed other languages dust when it comes to races.
The point, though, is that JavaScript is the most widely used programming language. And if you’re trying to look for a job, one good way to land it is to be well-versed in this language. It’s popularity and usefulness work together to make it one of the best programming languages to learn.
Most popular JavaScript frameworks:
Node.js
Angular.js
React.js
Vue.js
Typescript. Js
And more 100+ JavaScript languages using.
2.Python
That's using for web development, machine learning, big data, and hacking and more
Python is easy then Java .less line coding in the Python.
Calm the hell down and don’t smash your computer or phone yet. We know you’re scared of snakes, and we know you’re not really familiar with this language. But you have to believe us when we say that this is one of the best programming language to learn this year.
And for those who are already familiar with it, you might want to calm your nerves too. Python may not be on your top 10 list, but a lot of other people have them. And we believe they have good reasons.
On some surveys, python ranks number 5. On others, it ranks number 2. Now, we usually see it get compared with SQL, which is another top language for many. As for our vision, we think you cannot get a job if you just know SQL and not others. Python could land you a job by itself, though. So that already gives it an advantage over SQL.
In a recent survey, a lot of people use programming languages other than python. But almost all of them also said they’ll migrate to python soon. Now that’s something.
And more than people, you can see teams, groups, corporations, and many others shifting to python. You can even find tons of high-ranking books on Amazon — all about the best things about python. Now, these books didn’t just come out and sat there online. They receive downloads and likes, meaning people are actually reading them.
Most of those books are for beginners; for starters who want to learn something about programming languages. Like they say, the present is the best indicator of the future. We made that one up. What we really want to say is that python’s growing popularity now indicates that it will be a huge name in the future.
3.C#
That's very popular programming language for apps development in different platforms.
If you ask any single programmer, you’d receive C#. What we mean is that you’d see this language used in every single platform. You can even develop Android and iOS apps just by using C#. If that’s not enough, you can also use C# for developing Linux and Mac apps. Overall, you can work on basically any platform using this language.
It goes without saying that C# is a very versatile language. If you’re thinking about its marketability, don’t worry — it’s a very corporate language. You can also learn it quite easily.
The only thing you need to be careful is its increasing complexity. Just like any other language, C# is evolving. They are adding more and more features and functions. Such changes make it more appealing to those who want to use it. But the same changes can also make it quite tough for many new programmers.
Remember this too: if you ever had to choose between C# and Java, we say choose C#. That’s because of a very simple reason. If you know C#, you pretty much know Java too.
That being said, Java is still a part of the 10 best programming languages. It has its own distinct advantages.
In fact, if you choose Java, we’d probably support you.
4.Java
Java is the one of the best languages in the world. That's using billion of devices and more.
Java doesn’t necessarily fall lower than C# on this list. In fact, we’re sure that Java has a lot of things to say if ever it argued with another language. The only reason we said choose C# is because of Java’s technicality, which is something beginners aren’t crazy about.
We’d like to point out one thing we have indicated previously: Java and C# are almost identical. You can use Java in any kind of platform. You can use it to develop Android and iOS apps. For Linux and Mac OS too.
The only real difference is the kind of people who are going to try to learn them. For more technical people, Java is the better pick.
5.PHP
Php is stands for hypertext pre processor. That server side language that's save communicat the client and admin.
A lot of people don’t like PHP, we get it. This might come as shock to you, but we just included it on our list.
We know it’s clunky, confusing, and not even remotely lovable. You can say a lot of bad things about PHP, but you’ll just see it snob you. it has a very good reason to do that. And we have a very good reason to add it on our list too.
If you know a PHP programmer or you’re a PHP programmer yourself, you probably know the reason. It’s because WordPress writes 90 percent of the web. And WordPress uses — you’re right — PHP.
If you’re still not convinced, remember that major websites started out in PHP language. You want some examples? Facebook. Twitter. TADA! We surprised you, didn’t we?
It’s true. PHP is a nasty language. It probably has equal numbers of haters and lovers, if not the former more than the latter. However, it’s also very easy to learn. And you can use it to create prototypes of stuff and things. That’s the main reason it still exists to this day despite all its haters and bashers.
6.Go
The new modern language is the go language. That's very easy language. High salary paying language.
Now, Go is a relatively less popular language. According to surveys, it ranks among the least used programming languages. Now, in the same surveys, a huge slice of people also say that they’ll migrate to it in the future.
That means this language has a really high opportunity for growth. It means in the future, more companies and firms about going to use go.
Now, go isn’t an easy language to learn. But what’s more important is that it’s a really good language. Its good quality combined with its continuous growth and a huge potential make it a really good language to learn this year.
If you think of it, you can become one of the few Go experts around. You’ll be in high demand since more companies are adapting Go as as their programming language. If you learn it fast and become an expert, you can easily beat other experienced programmers when it comes to pay grade.
7.Swift
Swift is the iPhone application development language. That's make the iPhone software's.
However, that’s just one of the many good reasons to back this choice up. Yes, it’s true that you can use C# for cross platform developments using Xamarin. And there’s a good deal of cross platform projects. A lot of apps are under development on iOS, and that’s kind of the flagship.
iOS is expanding, and you want to be among those who’ve watched its moves. There is a giant market for it. And this giant market makes money, so many corporations are needing iOS apps.
If you can learn Swift, you’ll be among those who they will tap to answer to their needs. And if that’s the case, what’s the point of investing in objective C?
Swift is a better language in many areas, and you got a lot of opportunities with it.
8.Rust
This one’s not really famous like the other ones on top of our list. It isn’t even included in many lists by other developers. So why did we put this on the list, aside from the fact that it’s one of the most beloved programming languages around?
Developers love Rust, though it has a very small market. You cannot find many companies using Rust. And you really can’t say that it has already taken off. But if the developers like Rust among many “unpopular” languages, then you got to at least look into it.
It’s a technical language. But if you don’t mind that, you’re going to have fun using this language.
9.Kotlin
Kotlin is a Android development programming language. Make the coding wise Android software's .that's less then Android studio.
Kotlin, you can say, is the real newcomer for Android. It’s a new kid on the block. Better greet it with a smiling face. Many programming experts think that most android development will shift into this one. That’s in the same manner that Objective C shifted to Swift. This is definitely worth a try if you’re going to learn a new programming language.
Basically, it’s easier to use than Java. In addition to that, it has native Android support. It has full support for that matter. If you want to get started with it, there are a lot of easy ways.
Practically, it’s a choice between iOS and Android. If you’re gravitating towards Android, you should root for Kotlin. Even if it sounds like something you can’t buy without a prescription, it’s already becoming really popular. Like any other stuff you can’t buy without prescription.
Many experienced developers would really take a risk on this one. And they think that risk is really worth taking. So why not learn is right now? You can even just try it for freelance work.
10.C and C++
The old and first programming language is the c and c++.c is the parent language for all programming languages.
There are many people who say you shouldn’t learn c and c++ as a beginner. Well, a lot of people agree with that. They say it’s better to start with Java or C# or both. Then, when you’ve fully mastered the art of C# and Java, learn C and C ++.
Now, for some years developers have thought that C and C++ are going to die. However, this 2018, a lot is going on. And among the things that we think will happen is the resurrection of these two languages. Among the contributors to the resurrection are Virtual Reality games.
