They are in such a high demand that even interns at tech companies are drawing ridiculous salaries.
Gere are thetop ten programming languages on GitHub, according to data released this week.
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JavaScript
JavaScript is by far the most popular programming language on GitHub.
This is a super-popular programming language primarily used in web apps.
But it doesnt have much to do with Java besides the name.
Java is also popular because it plays a huge part in Android app development and lots of business software.
Python
Python is the perennial favourite for hackers and security researchers.
This language traces back to 1989.
Like Ruby, Python is loved by its fans for its highly readable code.
Many programmers suggest its the easiest language to get started with, right alongside Ruby.
Ruby
Ruby is popular among developers who work on code-intensive products.
Developers like this 24-year-old language because its easy to read and write the code.
The languages official motto is, A programmers best friend.
PHP
PHP is a website developers delight.
This language is mostly used in developing websites and estimates suggest that it powers one-third of the web.
PHP powers biggies like all the WordPress websites, Facebook, and Yahoo.
C++
If you are using Microsoft Windows, you are experiencing C++ first hand.
As said above, C++ powers all Microsofts Windows versions including Windows 10 and Google Chrome.
Some of the worlds most sophisticated fighter jets run on programs written in C++.
It is not a functional programming language by itself but has a big part in how websites look.
C#
Pronounced C-sharp, as in the musical notation.
C# is another variant of the original C programming language.
Microsoft developed C# to power some of its products.
It brings some Java-like ideas into how programming should be done.
The original C, invented in 1972, is still incredibly popular among the older generation of software developers.
Go
Go programming language is the last on our list.
Go was developed internally by Google to help its engineers build systems that got up to huge scales.
Go has won acclaim from programmers of all kinds for its rock-solid reliability and stability.
It is yet to join mainstream programming languages like C and Python but still has a committed developer community.
source: www.techworm.net
