One of the questions I see developers asking “What programming language should I learn?” This is a big and important question to know. This question is a common question for beginners who want to start their career as a software developer. Or even if they are already an experienced software developer. Not only beginners and developer we also want to know what is the next programming language that we should learn or what we should be learning right now. So in this blog, I’m going to talk about specifically a programming language, so I can give you some ideas to help you to make designs. Read till the end of this post if you want to learn about the specific languages I recommend.
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C++
If you are beginner then I highly recommend you C++. Since it is a great language it is still in use today. A lot of people get upset when I talked about C++. But here’s the thing, C++ is difficult. If you know C/C++ enough, then it will aide you in gaining a better performance because you know how these advanced programming languages run at its lowest level. You will be able to discover the issue faster which may be performance decay, the expensive CPU instructions, the cache miss, the tradeoff of context switching, or something else.
2. Python
Python is the most popular language in the context of today. It depends on the objective. If your objective is to get a job and to make a lot of money, then the market tells you what programming language you want to learn and also your demographic area.In a 2016 developer salary study created by indeed.com and published by codementor.io, it was found that the average Python developer salary was $107,000 USD:
3. Javascript
Javascript is the most used and popular programming language of the world and that makes it a programmer’s great choice. It works on the server with nodejs, it has been working in browsers since 1995. It’s the most sought-after technology right now and there’s a lack of good Javascript Developers in the market. It’s a great opportunity to get a good job out of learning Javascript. Take a look at this graph of top paying tech per occupation:
4. Java
Programmers with a sound knowledge of Java are in great demand. With a large installed base, this widely used programming language continues to create jobs in the tech industry.Programmers with a sound knowledge of Java are in great demand. With a large installed base, this widely used programming language continues to create jobs in the tech industry.The powerful IDEs available for Java have played a key role in taking Java to the top level.With an English-like syntax, Java could be learnt in a short span of time and used to build useful applications.
5. Swift
Apple released Swift in October of 2014. Since then, it’s become one of the most popular programming languages in the world. According to Glassdoor, the national average starting salary for an iOS Developer is $85,000/year!Apple is known for beautiful design, and the Swift language is no exception. Apple’s Engineers designed Swift to be powerful enough for the professional developer
