Which programming language should I learn

Very often a beginner asks this question – which programming language should I learn? There are many common languages.

However, in 2023, we want to include some popular programming languages to our list. 

Python: we use Python in data science, machine learning, and web development. 

It has a large and active community and a wide range of libraries and frameworks.

JavaScript: It is a versatile language that we use for both front-end and back-end web development. 


If you are a programming beginner you may take an interest in the following posts.

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It is one of the most popular languages in the world, and in addition, all major web browsers support JavaScript.

Go: It is a new, open-source language which is gaining popularity recently.

There are reasons for that. Its simplicity and performance makes it popular. 

If you are interested in building high-performance network servers and other systems applications then Go comes to your help.

Rust: It is a systems language that is gaining popularity for its reliability, performance, and safety. 

To build high-performance systems and network applications Rust is unparalleled. 

Swift: recently it is becoming increasingly popular for server-side programming as well.

However, Apple has developed this language for building iOS and macOS apps.

Finally, you have the last say. 

You need to learn a programming language that aligns with your goals and interests.


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