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10 Popular Programming Languages
Java
Java uses a compiler and is an
object-oriented language released in 1995 by Sun
Microsystems. This is referred to as code portability or even WORA
(write once, run anywhere).
C
C is a compiled procedural language
developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie for use in the UNIX Operating system.
C++
C++ is a compiled multi-paradigm language
written as an update to C in 1979 by Bjarne Stroustup.
It attempts to be backwards-compatiable with C and C++ is used to create a wide
array of applications from games to office suites.
PHP
PHP uses a run-time interpreter, and is a
multi-paradigm language originally developed in 1996 by Rasmus Lerdorf to create dynamic web pages.
VB
Visual Basic is an interpreted,
multi-paradigm language developed by Microsoft Corporation for the windows
platform.
Python
Python is a widely used high-level
programming language used for general-purpose programming, as it is simple and
readable. It is a versatile embedded scripting language, a solid foundation of
many web frameworks, a preferred choice for automating tasks.
C#
C# is a simple, modern, general-purpose,
type-safe, object-oriented programming language. It is intended for use in
developing software components suitable for deployment in distributed
environments. C# is the leading programming language featured by Microsoft as a
flagman for .NET applications.
JavaScript
JavaScript is one of the most widespread
programming languages nowadays. JavaScript is a popular, powerful, dynamic,
scripting language that is used to create cool websites and games for the web.
It derives much of its syntax from The C Language
JavaScript appeared first in Netscape
Navigator in 1995, laying the foundations of dynamic web pages in the modern
web.
Perl
Perl was originally developed in 1987 as
a general-purpose UNIX scripting language to make report processing easier. It
served as a solid foundation for legacy web systems and UNIX-based operating
systems.
It
is often used by programmers and data scientists for data mining, statistical
analysis, or script automation.
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