Knowing one of these 16 programming languages, Vietnamese IT people never worry about unemployment
With knowledge of these programming languages, IT people in Vietnam can absolutely persuade employers to find their dream job.
The world has thousands of different programming languages, but not many of them have gained enough popularity. When a company seeks programming talents, they tend to target those who are familiar and knowledgeable about the languages they are using.
Therefore, if you know some common languages, you can easily 'recruit'. Below is a list of the 16 most sought-after programming languages today.
1. Java
Created in 1991 as a smart TV programming language, Oracle's Java is by far one of the most popular programming languages in the world. The reason Java does this is because it plays an important role in Android application development and some business software.
2 C
One of the most 'ancient' programming languages that is still used today, C was created in the early 70s of the last century. In 1978, the 800-page classic and popular manual, titled "The C Programming Language" was first published.
3. Python
Python began to be released in 1989 and received much appreciation from users for its easy-to-read code. Many programmers claim Python is the easiest language to learn for beginners.
4. PHP
PHP, the web programming language, is also extremely popular – some statistics suggest that PHP may be the language behind 1/3 of the current websites, including big websites like WordPress, Facebook and Yahoo. .
However, some programmers are not sympathetic to this language. Jeff Atwood, co-founder of Stack Overflow, once shared: "PHP is not a real programming language but just random binary numbers, a virtual explosion of keywords and features. only ".
5. Visual Basic
Microsoft Visual Basics (and the successor to Visual Basic .NET) is an attempt to make programming more 'easy' with a familiar graphical interface and allow users to change program elements with tasks. easy drag-drop. Microsoft Visual Basics is an 'old' language but there are still many users.
6. JavaScript
This is a very popular language used in programming web-based applications. Although running on many websites, JavaScript is thought to be the leading cause of browser slowdown while bringing many security holes for users.
7. R
For statisticians and data analysts, R is a lesser known programming language than the names mentioned above. Google is said to be a big fan of the R language in product development.
8. Go
Developed by Google initially for the purpose of building large-scale systems to serve the planet's largest search engine, Go is loved by programmers because of its consistency and more reliable performance. most rival languages. Currently, Go is said to be one of the fastest growing languages.
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9. Ruby
Like Python, programmers love Ruby thanks to its friendly, easy to read and write code. Equally popular is Rails, a framework for Ruby that makes it easy to program web applications. The slogan of Ruby language is 'Programmer's friend'.
10. Groovy
Born with a mission to simplify many programming code, Groovy can integrate seamlessly with Java and is therefore used by programmers at many large companies such as IBM, Google or Target.
11. Objective-C
C programming language has left many influences and inspirations for many other languages. Inheriting many characteristics of the C language but there are many new features. Objective-C is the main language Apple uses for programming iOS as well as Mac OS before Swift was born.
12. Perl
Developed by NASA engineers in the late 80s of the last century, Perl was a highly regarded language for its ability to handle text. Programmers especially love it because of its versatility and flexibility. Once known for the nickname 'web sticky tape', Perl is used extensively in mission tasks that require the cohesion of websites. However, this is not a very subtle language.
13. Pascal
Named after mathematician, physicist, inventor, author, and philosopher Blaise Pascal, this language played an important role in the development of Apple's first Macintosh. Later, Pascal was expanded into Object Pascal language and still used today.
14. Delphi Object Pascal
Developed by Apple in 1986, Delphi Object Pascal has gained a lot of attention since it can support programming applications for smartphones.
15. Swift
Apple Swift is one of the fast-paced programming languages that gives developers a simple and fast way to develop iPhone applications.
16. MATLAB
Although developed as a mathematical programming language to help students access advanced algebra and image processing, MATLAB is also widely handled by scientists, engineers and programmers in the field. Images and artificial intelligence applications used.