Key Features of the 2024 TIOBE Index Top 7 Programming Languages

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26 Sep 2024, 12:40 pm

Python: A general-purpose programming language commonly used for back-end development and data science. Python is suitable for beginners. It uses Garbage Collection technique for memory management which makes it easier for programmers to develop applications.

C: A programming language often used in app and system development. Its syntax is similar to other programming languages, and suitable for beginner developers. It allows developers to work with memory addresses.

JavaScript: A scripting language often used for app, game and web development as well as web servers. JavaScript is simpler and easier to learn. It is also used as a front-end language. Go

Go : It’s an easy-to-learn language, suitable for back-end development and for working with APIs and web services. Go is popular for cloud computing, microservices, and back-end development.

Visual Basic: It’s a Microsoft developed programming language, used to create Windows desktop apps, mobile apps and web services. It is known for its simple and intuitive language. With its user-friendly interface and straightforward language, anyone can learn how to build software.

C#: An object and component-oriented language, which is similar to C and other Java language families. It’s used in game, app and web development. It combines the productivity of higher- level languages with low-level system resources.

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