The programming language you can opt

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Programming language is evolving just like any professional area or profession for many people.

Some technology becomes top-rated and touches the peak rapidly and some lose their prime positions as technology is changing rapidly and it's not a wise step to learn those type of language which are already moving down on the graph, For a beginner striving to learn to program it might be a bit complicated to figure out which technology to choose. Let me help you out by introducing you to 5 gems of the programming world:--


1. JAVA :

Platform - Web, Android, Desktop, Games & Database Connection.

About:-  Java is a high-level, cross-platform, Object-Oriented Programming Language that is designed to work on different platforms like Windows, Linux, and Raspberry pi.

Java is created by 'James Gosling' in 1995 and now it is owned by the tech giant 'Oracle', it is secure, fast and powerful that's why more than 3 billion devices run java.

It has huge community support so if you find that you are stuck somewhere then many people available to help you out.



2. Python :  


Platform - Web, Software, Science, System Scripting.

About:- Python is an interpreted High-Level general-purpose language,

It was designed by 'Guido Van Rossum' in 1991, There are some things that make Python a rockstar language to learn;

It is an easier and powerful programming language, it can be used to handle big data and complex mathematics. It has a simple syntax similar to the English language and allows the developer to write programs with fewer lines than some other programming languages.

The most recent version of Python is Python 3, It was designed for readability, and has some similarities to the English language with influence from mathematics.


3. C/C++ : 


Platform - Operating System Development, .Net framework.

About:-  It is an object-oriented programming language with a clear structure to a program that allows re-using the code and lowering development costs.

C/C++ is like the bread and butter of programming language, this language is with the history and reputation, It was developed by 'Bjorne Stroustrup'. It is designed in a way by which it can handle almost all low-level systems such as O.S like Windows development and anything based on the .NET framework.

If you wish to be a system-level programmer then C/C++ is the language you should learn, ' I personally recommend you to go with C++ or C# anyone as these are modern than C language and better as well '. As C++ is close to C# and Java, makes it easy for programmers to switch to C++ or vice-versa.


4. Kotlin :


Platform - Web, Mobile, Desktop, Server.

About:-  Kotlin is a relatively new programming language it is a cross-platform language that targets JVM, Android, JavaScript and Native; Kotlin was developed by 'JetBrains Team' and officially released in 2016.

It is a feature-full language that concise the extra code, It is a null safety language and Kotlin can easily call the java code in a natural way as well as Kotlin code can be easily used by Java.

A newbie might find kotlin a little bit complicated, but if you know java then it makes it easy to learn Kotlin.


5. Swift : 


Platform - Mobile(iOS), Desktop(MacOS)

About:- Swift is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm, compiled programming language. It is developed by the 'Apple' Team and first released in 2014. This programming language is a successor to the well-known objective C language. Just like Kotlin, it is relatively a new coding language but very much in demand, tech giants like WordPress, Sound Cloud, and Mozilla Firefox use swift for their development of iOS apps. It is an official language for iOS and macOS development, as it is backed by Apple. So if willing to be an iOS or macOS developer then you must learn the Swift language.

Note - Apart from the above ones, languages like GO, JavaScript, TypeScript, and C# are also in demand by many tech industries so you can choose according to your interest.

*. Where to learn from?

If you like to learn and finding platforms to grow the skills you can choose:

+ Udemy Coursera

+ Pluralsight+ Code Academy

+ Udacity+ Youtube

All these platforms provide you some courses according to your need or choice, If you like to enroll in some course I personally recommend you => ' CS50 ' course which is provided by Harvard University, and it covers most of the topics that you need to know about computer science and programming.

Hope these things help you, Keep Learning!

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