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Python is very popular for general-purpose programming, including web applications. It has recently become known for specialty use in artificial intelligence applications.


C++
C++ extends C with object-oriented features. The “double-plus” comes from the increment operator from C. C++ was developed to bring features from older languages to faster, more powerful platforms.

C++ occupies a similar area in the market as C, including systems programming and low-level hardware development. Over the years, the C++ standard libraries and specification have been expanded considerably, leading to criticism that it has become over-complicated and difficult to learn.

Visual Basic .NET?
VB.NET was not that popular for business applications. Application developers preferred C, C++, and C#. Most applications written in VB.NET tend to be older, and are likely to be considered to be “legacy” applications destined for decommission or redevelopment.

C#
C# was developed and introduced by Microsoft in 2000, along with the overall .NET Framework. Syntactically, C# is very similar to Java and C/C++. It is a compiled, object-oriented language that compiles to .NET Intermediate Language. Originally, C# was used for Microsoft-focused development of Windows Forms and web development with ASP.NET. The .NET ecosystem has evolved recently with the introduction of the .NET Standard and .NET Core. These new frameworks and standards are cross-platform, running on Windows, Linux, and Mac.

C# is popular for local and web application programming, often (but not necessarily) in systems developed primarily based on Microsoft technology. Microsoft’s Xamarin framework allows developers to write Android and iOS applications in C#. It is suitable for systems programming in some cases, and has libraries available for embedded systems.


PHP
PHP which stands for “Personal Home Page” as part of its first name, PHP/FI (Forms Interpreter.) The official acronym is now PHP: Hypertext Processor. Its primary role is as a web application server-side scripting system. It was originally developed to extend a CGI program to support HTML forms and database access. The code of a PHP program is mixed in with the HTML, making it similar to Microsoft’s classic (pre-.NET) Active Server Pages. The interpreter reads the HTML and code, and executes the code portions of the page.

PHP is popular because it’s easy to learn. It is also the basis of popular web-based applications such as WordPress and Joomla. However, PHP also has a mixed reputation relating to software quality. Early versions lacked security controls and features that made it difficult to develop highly-secure applications. Recent developments in PHP frameworks and libraries have made improvements in security.

There are plenty of PHP jobs available, for content-focused web applications like WordPress, and proprietary systems developed in PHP.

JavaScript
JavaScript is a popular programming language
JavaScript is a high-level, dynamically typed, interpreted language. It uses Java-like syntax, hence the name JavaScript. JavaScript was first introduced in the early days of the public Internet, 1995. JavaScript is used to write code that runs in web browsers, on the client side. If you’ve been using the Web long enough to remember the introduction of Google Maps, you witnessed some of the first magic: the “infinite scrolling” in Maps is done using JavaScript.

Since its first introduction, JavaScript support was added to all major web browsers. JavaScript frameworks including React, Angular, and Vue offer a Model-View-Controller application development paradigm, running entirely in the browser. JavaScript now supports the visual, browser-run elements of most modern web applications, which is why most real user monitoring tools cater for JavaScript.

JavaScript can also be combined with HTML to make cross-platform mobile applications. NodeJS is a web server that runs JavaScript on the server side. NodeJS applications are written entirely in JavaScript.

Given all these use cases and support, JavaScript is both popular and in high demand. It is not very difficult to learn, though there are advanced programming techniques that take time to master. If you are more comfortable with object-oriented languages, consider looking into TypeScript. TypeScript “overlays” object-oriented features and syntax, and transpiles to native JavaScript.


Apple iOS devices: iPhone, iPad
Objective-C is a general purpose, compiled, object-oriented language. Its syntax is derived from Small talk. Until 2014, when Apple introduced Swift, it was the primary language used by Apple to develop applications for MacOS and iOS.

Objective-C is still relatively popular, due to the large number of applications available that were written using it. Now that modern MacOS and iOS development is done primarily in Swift, it is likely that its popularity will eventually fall off as the number of supported applications tapers over time. Objective-C is not easy to learn. It uses syntax and language conventions that are not common to other languages, so experience with other languages does not apply well to Objective-C.


Ruby
Ruby is a popular programming language
Ruby is an interpreted, dynamically typed, object-oriented language first introduced in the mid-1990s. It was inspired by several other languages on this list, including Lisp, Perl, and Ada. Ruby is very popular for web application development. The Ruby on Rails framework (now known simply as “Rails”) is a model-view-component server-side framework written in Ruby.

Ruby is fairly easy to learn. Its common use in web applications makes job opportunities easy to find.

MATLAB
MATLAB is a popular programming language
MATLAB is never a programming language, per se. It is an application that is used to calculate and model complex mathematical computations. It is used primarily in research settings, at universities and labs. MATLAB can handle complex matrix manipulations, and supports extensions to use complex mathematical notation. Functions written in C, C#, and FORTRAN can be called from MATLAB.

The knowledge needed to use MATLAB is more related to the mathematical concepts and skills than knowledge of programming. If you’re already an advanced math student working on a PhD in mathematics, MATLAB is relatively easy to learn.



The intent of a line of code written in C or Ruby is relatively easy to understand, just by reading it. Assembly, by contrast, is very difficult to understand without a careful reading of the entire program. Each operation, including math operations and moving data in and out of registers, is a complete statement. This means that it takes a lot more assembly code than C code to do the same amount of work.

Assembly code is most useful when performance is the most important goal. It is used for very low-level systems programming, or in some cases may be combined with application code for a performance boost. Jobs that require knowledge of assembly will include systems programming and hardware development.




There are a fair number of jobs available for Swift, so it is probable that Swift is here to stay. As mentioned in the Objective-C listing, if you want to develop for the Apple ecosystem, hedge your bets and learn both.


Go (also known as Golang) is a relatively new kid on the block. It was introduced by two Google engineers in 2009. Go syntax borrows heavily from C and Java. The design goals for Go included cross-platform compatibility, simplicity, and support for modern processors.

Go is relatively easy to learn. It has some of the complexities of C/C++ (such as pointers) but its syntax and conventions are simpler. While Go jobs are not plentiful, there is a rapidly growing following in engineering and DevOps circles.



PL/SQL
PL/SQL is a popular programming language


Oracle Databases
PL/SQL is the vendor-specific implementation of the SQL language listed above. The syntax and features of PL/SQL align with features of Oracle databases. All dialects of SQL are moderately difficult to learn. Simple data querying and updating is fairly easy to learn. Joins, aggregation, and advanced concepts such as cursors require more understanding of database theory.

Oracle is a dominant database vendor, so PL/SQL jobs are fairly plentiful. If you are an Oracle Database Administrator, PL/SQL is a must-learn. Full-stack developers that work at the data “layer” should consider learning PL/SQL and other dialects.

Visual Basic
visual basic is a popular programming language


Visual Basic (VB) was introduced by Microsoft as a variant of the BASIC programming language. It is an event-driven language and Integrated Development Environment, primarily used to develop Windows applications. VB was designed to be easy to learn, and to rapidly produce usable software. Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is embedded in older versions of Microsoft Office applications, such as Access. VBA was used to provide programmatic manipulation of Office documents. Access databases used VBA to compose mini-applications.

Microsoft deprecated Visual Basic 6.0, the last version of Visual Basic, in 2008. It is no longer supported. Jobs that require Visual Basic are dwindling. It is likely that any such job is focused on maintenance and/or porting to a modern platform.



SAS originally stood for “Statistical Analysis System.” SAS was first developed in 1966 on mainframe computers. It was used for statistical data analysis.

SAS is not common, though there are still some jobs available. Modern statistical analysis tools have overtaken SAS.

Dart
Dart is a popular programming language
Dart was introduced in 2011 by engineers at Google. It is a statically-typed, compiled language with a syntax similar to C. Dart transpiles to JavaScript.

F#
F# is a popular programming language

Machine learning
F# was introduced by Microsoft as an object-oriented, functional language that compiles to .NET Intermediate Language. As a functional language, F# expresses programs as mathematical functions. Functional languages are different from object-oriented and procedural languages, in that they avoid mutable data and state. Functional programming is quite different from other more popular forms, however, it is well-suited to particular types of applications. Certain computations can be expressed more concisely and elegantly in functional languages, than in their object-oriented counterparts.

F# is a speciality-case language with few jobs available.


Scala
Scala is a well known programming language


Web Applications
Scala was designed to fill gaps in the Java, language, such as functional programming features. It has gained traction in the development of software libraries and applications.

Scala has been criticized for its high learning curve. Some say that learning new languages is a good thing for software developers, especially those that force developers to think about old problems in new ways. There are plenty of Scala jobs available. It may not make a good starter language, but if you have some experience it’s worth looking into.





ABAP is a niche language with few jobs available. The syntax is utterly different from modern languages. ABAP is probably not a good long-term career focus.

Fortran
Fortran is a popular programming language

Mainframe Programming
FORTRAN was developed by IBM for scientific and research-focused programming. It was originally introduced in 1957, so at 61 years old it is one of the oldest languages on this list.

FORTRAN has reached the point COBOL will likely reach in about ten to fifteen years- almost completely obsolete.

Rust
Rust is a well known programming language
Rust is not a good first language, and is not a crowd-pleaser. It’s great for a learning challenge, and there are jobs out there that use it, but it’s probably not a good idea to stake a career on it.

Lisp

LISP isn’t very easy to learn, and has a very verbose syntax (it’s great if you LOVE typing parentheses!) The jobs that list LISP as a requirement favor it less for the language itself, and more for the deep understanding it offers of languages that came after it. LISP knowledge is most useful as a means to make you a more qualified developer in more modern languages.



Groovy is a well developed niche following among developers, and is used in some popular tools such as Jenkins. If you already know Java, or a language like it, Groovy should be fairly easy to learn. It’s listed as a plus on many job listings, but it’s not likely to be a core requirement of any given job.

LabVIEW
LabVIEW is a popular programming language



LabVIEW is to mechanical engineering and automation as MATLAB is to mathematical research. If you’re an engineer building automated systems, using LabVIEW is likely to be part of your job. Otherwise, LabVIEW is not likely to be useful beyond academic pursuits.

Prolog
Prolog is very famous programming language
Prolog’s syntax is difficult to learn and read. Unless you happen to be in a field that uses Prolog, it’s probably safe to skip it.

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