Programming language

Programming language

1. C#

   • C # is a simple, type-safe, and goal-oriented language. Its syntax is easy to learn and very intuitive, which makes it easy for anyone familiar with any other type of programming language to learn how to use it.

2. C++

   • C ++ is a programming language designed in 1979 by Bjarne Stroustrup. The intention of its creation was to extend to the C programming language mechanisms that allow the manipulation of objects. In that sense, from the point of view of object-oriented languages, C ++ is a hybrid language.

3. PHP

   • PHP is a programming language for developing applications and creating websites that is gaining more followers every day. Easy to use and constantly refined, it is a safe option for those who want to work on qualified projects without complications.

4. c-

   • C is a programming language (considered one of the most important nowadays) with which both applications and operating systems are developed while forming the basis of other more current languages ​​such as Java, C ++ or C #.

5. Swift

   • Swift is a fast and efficient language that provides real-time information and can be easily incorporated into existing Objective-C code. Thus, developers can not only program in a more secure and reliable way, but also save time and enrich the experience with the apps.

6. Ruby

   • It is a general-purpose language, that is, with Ruby you can develop all kinds of different applications: web service applications, email clients, data processing in Backend, network applications, etc. Anything you can think of you can do with Ruby .

7. Java

   • The Java allows software design that can be executed and distributed on different platforms (MAC, Linux, Windows, etc.), without the need to modify and even without thinking about the architecture of the machine.

8. JavaScript

   • JavaScript (commonly abbreviated JS) is an interpreted programming language, dialect of the ECMAScript standard. It is defined as object-oriented, prototype-based, imperative, loosely typed, and dynamic. ... All modern browsers interpret the JavaScript code embedded in web pages.

9. Python

   • Python is an interpreted, multi-paradigm and multi-platform programming language that was created by the engineer Guido Van Rossum in the late eighties with the aim, at that time, of being a strong successor to the ABC programming language, an alternative to the BASIC language that I was oriented to create

10. go

    • Go is a compiled, concurrent programming language inspired by C syntax, trying to be dynamic like Python and with the performance of C or C ++. It has been developed by Google and its initial designers were Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike and Ken Thompson.

11. Hecho por: Alexis Zuñiga Paco