5 Programming Languages To Kickstart your Software Development Career

Well first of all A very HAPPY NEW YEAR Everyone. I hope that you have a great year ahead of you. Now to the main point. In this article, I am going to be sharing with you 5 Programming Languages to learn in 2022. So stick around till the end to find out.

So the first one on the list is

PYTHON

Right now python is in the boom, mainly due to Data Science and Machine Learning. The reason being is that it is a simple Language, very similar to English. It also has a plethora of Libraries to use which makes our work easy. All this makes us feel

"Man, it's great being a python user😎"

Even if you are not from a CS background it is very easy to get into python.

The second one on the list is

C++

You can say that C++ is basically C on Zenkai boost (dragon ball reference). It is mainly used in Embedded programming, IoT, Game development and cloud computing. It is also popular among Competitive Programmers. If you are into any of these then I would suggest checking this one out.

The third one is

JAVA/SCALA

Java is that gem that does not lose its shine. It is a very powerful language. I think it was around the 1990s that it became popular and till now it did not lose its popularity. This is mainly used in making Enterprise Applications. We use this because it is secure, powerful and easily scalable. Webservers are also made using java. Scala is used heavily on big data applications.

The fourth one is

JAVASCRIPT

Every web developer knows the importance of javascript. HTML and CSS give the website its shape and style. Javascript gives the website its interactivity. There are other applications where it can be used. If you are interested in web Development then consider checking this one out.

The Last one on the list is

GO

This is a coming of age language. Nowadays this is used in creating APIs with the front-end. It is also possible to use it in Cloud and network services, command-line interface, web development and much more. I would suggest taking a look at it.

Do you agree with my list? Are there any other languages that should be on the list? Let me know in the comments.

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