5 BEST PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE TO LEARN IN 2020!!

With time old programming languages become obsolete while new programming languages are launched, but they never gain traction. A common question amongst beginners (and coders alike) is the programming language they should invest learning in, that is in demand, stable outlook, and plenty of jobs.

Here, is a list of top 10 languages that you should learn:

1) Python

Created: Python language developed by Guido van Rossum. It was first released in 1991.

Pros:

• Supports multiple systems and platforms
• Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs) driven.
• Helps to improve Programmer's Productivity
• Allows you to scale even the most complex applications with ease
• Extensive Support Libraries

Cons:

• Note ideal for Mobile Computing
• Python's database access layer is bit underdeveloped and primitive.

Usage/Application: Web and Internet Development, Scientific and Numeric applications, Desktop GUIs, Business applications. It is widely used in AI and Machine Learning space.

Salary: An average salary for any Python developer in United State is $114,383 per year.

Learning Difficulty: Easy

2) Java

Created: James Gosling primarily designed Java at Sun Microsystems in the year 1996

Pro.

• Object- Oriented language
• Java offers APIs for different activities like Database connection, networking, XML parsing, utilities, etc.
• Powerful open source Rapid Development tools
• A large number of open source libraries

Cons.

• Memory management in Java is quite expensive
• The absence of templates can limit you to create high-quality data structures.

Usage/Application: Java mostly used for developing Android apps, web apps, and Big data.

Salary: An average salary for any Java developer in United State is $101,013 per year.

Learning difficulty: Learning Java is simple and easy.

3) C++

Created:

C++ is a programming language that was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1983.

Pros:

• It is a popular language, and thus, there are many compilers and libraries
• Other programming languages like C, C#, and Java have very similar syntax to C++, make it easy to learn for everyone who knows C++.
• No garbage collector is running in the background.

Cons

• The syntax is complex, and the standard library is small, making this language very difficult to learn for the beginner programmer.
• C++ program can't support garbage collection or Dynamic Memory Allocation
• The object orientation system in C++ is unnecessarily basic compared to other languages.

Usage applications: C++ is widely used in Game Development, Advance Computations, and Graphics Compilers

Salary:

The average salary of C++ developers in the United States is $113,865 per year.

Learning Difficulty: Hard

4) C#

Year Created:

C# is a computer programming language. It's the first version released in 2001.

Pros:

• C# uses almost similar syntax which follows by C so it easy to understand for those who know C language
• Easy Integration with Windows
• Fully integrated with the .NET library which provides access to a repository of functionality and support.
• Safer than its namesakes (C/++) as pointer types are not permitted

Cons:

• It allows pointers in 'unsafe' blocks

Usage applications: Widely used in Enterprise Cross-Applications Development, Web Applications

Salary:

The average salary for "C# developer" ranges from $66,493 per year to $101,775 per year

Learning Difficulty: Hard

5) SQL

Created: SQL was developed at IBM by Donald D. Chamberlin and Raymond F. Boyce. This language was made available publicly in 1979.

Pros:

• Powerful query language
• Optimised for large numbers of table rows
• Fast for searching and querying of data
• High availability and consistency of data
• Fast for retrieving data from multiple tables

Cons:

• Difficult to convert data from Objects into database tables
• It can only run on the single server, so increasing speed means upgrading hardware.
• As SQL databases run on a single server so in case if the server stop working, then the database shouldn't be accessed

Usage applications: Used in Any Database

Salary: The average salary earned by SQL Developer is $84,792 per year in the United States

Learning Difficulty: Easy

I AM CURRENTLY LEARNING C++ AND PYTHON.BUT BELIEVE ME,LEARNING C++ IS WORTH IT..