Best Programming Languages To Learn in 2021: Python Java
Best Programming Languages To Learn in 2021: Python Java
By Sruthi Veeraraghava
Last updated on Jun 23, 20
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Python Java
Java is one of the most common, in-demand
Python is one of the most commonly used computer programming languages used today.
programming languages today and is easy for Owned by Oracle Corporation, this general-
beginners to learn because of its readability. It is a purpose programming language with its
free, open-source programming language with object-oriented structure has become a
extensive support modules and community standard for applications that can be used
development, easy integration with web services, regardless of platform (e.g., Mac, Windows,
user-friendly data structures, and GUI-based Android, iOS, etc.) because of its Write Once,
desktop applications. It is a popular programming Run Anywhere (WORA) capabilities. As a result,
language for machine learning and deep learning Java is recognized for its portability across
applications. platforms, from mainframe data centers to
smartphones.
Beginner – Python
enables a beginner to
Level: Level: Intermediate
become productive
quickly
Problem-solving,
Skills Needed: Problem-solving, abstract Skills Needed: knowledge of the
thinking object-oriented
structure
Regarded as a good
Flexible start for learning to
Benefits: Naturally/Intuitively Benefits: think like a
readable programmer and gain
coding skills
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GOLANG R
Go was developed by Google in 2007 for APIs
and web applications. Go has recently become R is an open-source language that is essentially a
one of the fastest-growing programming different version of the S language. Much of the
languages due to its simplicity, as well as its code that developers write for S runs on R
ability to handle multicore and networked without modification.
Applications built in R are used for processing
systems and massive codebases. statistics, including linear and nonlinear modeling,
Go, also known as Golang, was created to meet calculation, testing, visualization, and analysis.
the needs of programmers working on large Applications coded using R can interface with a
projects. It has gained popularity among many number of databases and process both structured
large IT companies thanks to its simple and and unstructured data.
modern structure and syntax familiarity.
Cross-platform, mainly
Platform: desktop Platform:
Popularity Not as popular as Java or Popularity
Among Python, but it has been Among
Programmers: increasing in popularity Programmers:
Widely considered a
“minimalist” language
Benefits: Easy to learn, Fast, Benefits:
Compatible
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R
Intermediate
Mainly desktop
Not nearly as popular as
it once was, mainly due
to rival language
Python’s soaring
popularity
Open source