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9 Best Programming Languages To Learn For The Future!

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Software development is a dynamic field. New and in-demand programming languages, frameworks and technologies can emerge, rise to fame, and then fade away in the course of a few years. Developers need to constantly be learning new skills to stay relevant. Understanding the best programming languages to learn for the future can be tricky.

IT is the fastest growing field with new developments and upgradations. This is one of the key factors for Technological innovation and programming is the heart of these technologies. The programming language is the superpower of developers. The programming language is the most important hidden feature behind every software development. There are more than 600 programming languages available for different purposes.

A lot of people search for the most popular programming language based on the different aspects of comparison like features, simplicity, functionality etc. Software development is a dynamic field and new technologies rise and fade away in the course of a few years.

Here we are going to discuss the 9 Best Programming Languages To Learn For The Future:

Java

Java is one of the powerful and most popular programming language and platform. A platform is that environment that helps to develop and run a program which is written in the programming language.

Java is a simple language with easy to understand syntax. Java is an OOP (Object Oriented Programming) language which is based on C++ (C++ is the base for java). So modification in data and function can be done easily as per requirement.

Java is platform independent programming language, which can be run on any machine by an interpreter which is known as JVM (Java Virtual Machine).

Java is the robust and multithreaded programming language. It can perform many tasks together by defining multiple threads. Java programs especially use to create applets for the web browser. It does not require any preprocessor. Java is a very successful language.

JavaScript

JavaScript is a lightweight, interpreted scripting programming language. It is an open as well as cross-platform. JavaScript is a dynamic language which has object-oriented capabilities. Therefore it is complementary to and integrated with Java and HTML.

Web pages and many desktop and server programs use JavaScript. Here, it is must to know that JavaScript and Java are completely different languages in concept and design.

JavaScript code is written in tags “<script> </script>”. JavaScript provides rich interface and interaction for site users. JavaScript cannot be used for network applications.

Python

Python is a general-purpose, high-level, interpreted, procedural object-oriented programming language. Python is first released in 1991 by Guido Van Rossum. Python is popular and one of the widely used programming language, which is mainly used for a web application of server-side, mathematics, and system scripting. Python can work on different platforms like Windows, Linux, Mac etc.

Python is easy to learn because of its simple syntax just like the English language. The most recent version of python is Python 3. As python runs on an interpreter system, its code can be executed as soon as it is written. Python’s simplicity and readability make it more usable and popular.

PHP

PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor created in 1994. PHP is server-side scripting language which is used to design dynamic and interactive web pages. PHP is an open source scripting language which executed on the server. It is freely available to download from its official website and easy to install and use. PHP is the core of the biggest blogging system WordPress. PHP files have extension “.php”. PHP functions include collecting data, send and receive cookies, add, delete and modify data in the database, encrypt data. PHP is easy to learn and compatible with all servers.

C#

C# is the multi-paradigm general-purpose programming language. It is a simple, modern object-oriented programming language. It was developed in the year 2000 by Microsoft. C# is easier to learn if you already have an understanding of C and C++. Important features of C# are multithreading, conditional compilation, standard library, automatic garbage collection, easy to use generics, Boolean conditions, integration with windows, assembly versioning and indexers. C# has many similarities with Java.

Swift

Swift is another general-purpose programming language developed by Apple Inc. in 2014 for iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and Linux. Swift is an open source and compiled programming language. Swift is the alternative for objective C therefore when it is introduced, it was described as ‘Objective C without the C’. The most important feature of Swift programming is that it makes use of safe programming patterns. Also, swift uses automatic memory management.

Rust

Rust ranked the “Most Popular” programming language in this year’s survey conducted by Stack Overflow. Rust is growing steadily in popularity according to Google Trends Data. Rust is a simple, safe and open source programming language. Its syntax is easy to understand and use. So there is no doubt that soon Rust will be in the competition with Java and Python. Rust does not use automatic garbage collection system. Rust use another resource for memory management through RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization).

Perl

Perl is known as “Practical Extraction and Reporting Language”. Perl is created by Larry Wall in 1987. Perl is high level, dynamic, interpreted programming language. Perl is specially designed for text editing. Perl supports Unicode and both procedural and object-oriented programming. Perl is now the most popular programming language due to its text manipulations capabilities. Perl is very easy to learn, extremely portable and very quick.

Go

Go is Google’s programming language which was first launched in the year 2009. Programs written in Go are simple, safe and concise and its compilation time is fast. Extension of Go programs is “.go” i.e. as if the file name is added then ‘add.go’. Packages are used to construct a program. Go has Goroutines and Goroutines have faster startup time than threads and a single Goroutine can run on multiple threads.

 

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‘Pokemon Go’ Outbreak in the UK

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Pokemon Go, a mobile game that has become a global phenomenon, has been released in the UK.

It was already available in the US, Australia and Germany but some UK gamers found ways around the country restriction to get early access.

The app lets players roam a map using their phone’s GPS location data and catch Pokemon to train and battle.

The game has added millions to the value of Nintendo, which part-owns the franchise.

However, some people have raised concerns about the app’s safety. The chief executive of children’s charity NSPCC urged the app’s makers to adapt the game before its UK release, warning that adults could use it to prey on children.

An NSPCC spokesman said: “It’s deeply troubling that the app’s owners have ignored many warning signals and well documented child safety concerns. It would have been better if they had taken time to reflect on these and put their young users first.”

The game uses a smartphone’s GPS location and real-world maps to track players as they move around. Players can visit Pokestops – typically landmarks or buildings – and collect free items in the game.

The main aim is to catch Pokemon, which pop up along the way. The game provides an augmented reality experience, using the smartphone’s camera to provide a live view of the world, with Pokemon superimposed.

Any creatures caught can be used in battle against other players at Pokemon gyms – also real-world landmarks.

Top tips for new Pokemon Trainers

Choose your starter wisely

At the beginning of the game, you’ll be offered a choice of Bulbasaur, Charmander or Squirtle – the three starter Pokemon offered in the first Pokemon games. However, if you ignore the choice and walk away from the Pokemon, you’ll get the chance to catch Pikachu instead.

Keep on catching

You’ll find the same Pokemon pop up time and time again, especially common creatures such as Pidgey and Rattata. Although you may be determined to “catch ’em all”, catching every Pokemon you encounter is a quick way to earn experience and level up, which will give you access to more features in the game. Plus catch enough Pidgey and you’ll earn a birdkeeper medal!

Follow the tracks

A Pokemon tracker is available at the bottom right hand side of the screen. Tap it to bring up a list of nearby Pokemon. A greater number of footprints indicates that a Pokemon is further away. Keep the tracker open as you walk around to see the Pokemon change order, with the closest creatures at the top of the list. This should help you find the ones you want.

Minimize Waste

If you throw a Pokeball and miss, tap it before it disappears to pick it up again.

– BBC News

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