2017 Best programming language Top 10

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TOP Ten best Programming Languages 2017
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What is the most worthwhile programming language TOP10 in the 2017? The enthusiasm of young people to learn programming languages is relatively high, so this problem is more common in students who study computer science or other programming language related majors.

Simply speaking, the definition of a computer programming language is a language that human beings can understand to give instructions to a computer or to write programs. In fact, the computer is very stupid, it can not understand any kind of human language, and can only understand the binary or machine language consisting of 0 and 1. So, with the help of a programming language, we can easily do what we want with computers.

Here are the 2017 most worthwhile programming languages I've compiled for you top10!

10th place: Scala

Scala is a universal programming language designed by Martin Odersky. On January 20, 2004, Scala began supporting functional programming and introduced a strong static type system. For the sake of brevity, all of Scala's designs come from a summary of Java criticism. Scala's source code will be compiled into Java bytecode, so the resulting executable code will run on the Java Virtual machine.

9th place: Swift

As Objective-c's successor, Swift is one of the fastest-growing programming languages in history. Developed by Apple, it is ideal for writing applications on Ios,macos,watchos and tvOS. Swift is relatively clean, fast and accurate, and can shorten the length of the code, saving time and effort. Because Swift is open source, developers can also develop on Windows or Linux to design their own compilers, but make sure their apps are compatible with Apple devices.

8th place: Visual Basic.NET

Visual Basic. NET developed by Microsoft, is a multi-paradigm, object-oriented programming language. The original design was designed to make it easy to import Visual Basic applications into vs.net, and this example of taking full advantage of the new runtime (runtime) is very rare. This approach allows a large part of the old-fashioned developers to switch to a new development environment, which is much smoother than learning a new language in haste.

7th place: Ruby

Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose programming language. It supports multi-paradigm programming, including functional, object-oriented, and so on.

In the March 2016, the Ruby language was also a very pre-TOP10, and today it is still a tool for startups, developers, and even mature businesses. However, while Ruby has largely improved its framework (Ruby on Rails), becomes more flexible and makes it possible to block the development of new applications, the rise of node. JS has largely made it impossible for Ruby to have a new generation of highly competitive developers.

6th place: PHP

PHP (Super Text preprocessing language) is a server-side language. Today, it is used for more than 80% of websites, including Facebook,wikipedia,tumblr and WordPress. PHP is not only easy to get started, but also popular with new developers and offers a lot of good features for many mature developers. As a result, there is a huge demand for PHP Web developers around the world.

In 2004, PHP was awarded the "Best language of the Year" award by Tiobe. In addition, PHP is the 3rd most popular language as of March 2010.

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5th place: JavaScript

JavaScript is one of the most widely disseminated programming languages today. It is a popular, powerful, dynamic scripting language, especially good at developing excellent web pages, and web games. Many of the syntax of JavaScript comes from C language. It is compatible with all browsers and is used in more than 90% of Web pages. In recent years, JavaScript has also been used as the basis for node. JS, which is a service-side technology that enables real-time communication.

JavaScript first appeared in the Netscape Navigator (Netscape Navigator) and became the foundation of modern Dynamic Web pages.

4th place: GO

Go (or Golang) was developed by Google in 2007 and is a free open source programming language. It has a good standard library and is fast to compile. At the same time, it is also very good at handling concurrent tasks and programs. Google has given go a lot of support, such as the use of the Go Language website netflix,youtube and Adobe.

3rd place: Python

Python is a widely used and advanced general purpose programming language, simple and easy to read. It is an all-in-one embedded scripting language, a solid foundation for many web sites, and an ideal choice for automated tasks (including in 3D applications), desktop programming tools, and Data science. Python is also used for education, so it also contains mathematical, physical, and other content. Many technology giants such as Google and Yahoo, as well as NASA,PBS and Reddit, use Python to write their websites.

2nd place: C

In March 2015, C was named the world's most popular language. The application of the C language is almost endless, and it has been the top 2 most popular languages.

C + + is developed by the D, and C is simpler and less functional. The C language is a process-oriented language developed by Dennis Ritchie in 1972 and is used in Unix operating systems. Although C is a relatively old language, it is still widely used in system programming, writing other languages and embedded systems. The kernel of Linux operating system is written in C language.

1th Place: Java

In terms of popularity, Java is the main opponent of C, where they share the top 2 positions. Java received the "Best language of the Year 2015" award, and according to Oracle, more than 9 million developers are using it.

Java is used by millions of of developers worldwide in billions of devices. It is a class-based object-oriented language, and its cross-platform features make all platforms, operating systems, and devices compatible. It is used to develop Android apps, desktop apps and video games, and is a development language for many enterprise backgrounds. The cross-platform nature of Java will remain for a long time, and that is why Java is popular.