What is the best programming language to learn?

I'm looking for the programming language that is most often used in the business world (or will be the most used shortly in the future). I'm leaning toward Java, but I'm not very familiar with programming in the business world. Asked by frankinsense 62 months ago Similar questions: programming language learn Computers > Software Development.

Java, C, C+, and PHP are the most popular programming languages According to developer.com/lang/article.php/3390001" rel="nofollow">developer.com/lang/article.php/3390001 and the programming language popularity chart, Java, C, C++, and PHP are the most popular programming languages. As far as business applications, I've found that Java and PHP are used most often for web applications, and C for anything behind the scenes. Sources: developer.com/lang/article.php/3390001" rel="nofollow">developer.com/lang/article.php/3390001 .

Java or C++ I would suggest either Java or C++, both because they are relatively easy to learn compared to other programming languages, and they pretty much meet your requirement of being very widespread. Here's a pretty good article that might be worth your time to read. eweek.com/article2/0,1759,2016415,00.asp... .

Python I believe Python is a wonderfully structured and transparent programming the makes the language easy (and fun! ) to learn. Because of its transparent nature the learning curve is drasticly reduced.

The clean OO impllementations makes learning other OO langues such as C++ , Java , or Object C simple.

" "A. What makes a programming language support structured programming?" "I need to learn a third language..." "Watefall and software development. Is it still being used?

How well do you think it works?

A. What makes a programming language support structured programming?

Watefall and software development. Is it still being used? How well do you think it works?

There is no "Best"! I have my own best, another programmer has his own best language. PHP is popular but not really object oriented.

Linux geeks love python. Some people love c#, on there other hand c++ also a great language for application developers. When its about mobile programming, java beats everything.

Actually these all depends on your needs and facility you have!

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