10 Dying Programming Languages In 2020 -Programming Languages You Need To Steer Clear Of|Simplilearn

There are more than 700 programming languages in the world. Although just about everyone has a say in the most important ones you need to learn, we're going on a different route, and giving you a heads up on the languages you're better off not learning. These are 10 dying programming languages of 2020!

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[StarcoreLabs]

Let me save you 19 minutes. Here's the list:
10. Perl
09. Objective C
08. ColdFustion
07. Pascal
06. Haskell
05. LISP
04. CoffeeScript
03. Erlang
02. Elm
01. VB.Net

[ashishsinha]

Didn't look like it was live!
Well, a nice topic perfectly demonstrated. Great job...

[MadalinIgnisca]

Perl. This is your personal hope to happen. Perl is still dominating the finance sector for the lowest level things, starting from trading, your epayments and many other financial transactions. If you want +100k a year working for a UK bank, you still have time if you just getting started with it.

[Alfrednohike]

We love your lessons so much, so much to be learnt, so much spirit

[movaxh]

You are just repeating some trend charts blindly. There is no chance Erlang or Haskell will die out in next 20 or 30 years. They are unique languages. The functionality they provide can't be replaced by any other language on the planet. Erlang and Haskell are definitively worth learning and getting into, especially if you are into complex distributed systems, databases, telecommunication equipment, banking / financial, medical data processing, high reliability software (including nuclear, aviation and automotive, and high reliability compilers). Similarly OCaml.

[MadalinIgnisca]

By the way, being highly skilled on a dying programming language can provide some huge financial benefits. Just think of all that legacy code there is at rich corportations...

[MadalinIgnisca]

Pascal has been referenced as dieing even 20 years ago. Still, it is used in some niches very well

[rootofminusone]

Lisp is widely used in AI and quantum computing
It is far from dying

This list is totally random

[eshgholah]

Correction. VB.NET is not called virtual basic .net. It is called Visual Basic .Net

[mohammadniazi-fgpc]

Thanks may Almighty Allah give u reward for helping ppl

[MadalinIgnisca]

Have you ever tried Erlang? No! And some of recent corporate/enterprise new NoSQL databases are done in Erlang.

[this.channel]

I think Erlang is in decline because of Elixir.

[pierretellier-robert]

Saying Erlang is dying... In the same time, CouchDB is laughing hard (yeah, it's written in Erlang)...
Saying Perl is dying... In the same time, a lot of Hypervisors powering basically the entire internet use it internally...

[harishpl]

Perl
Object C
Coldf fusion
Pascal
Haskell
LISP
Coffe Script
Erlang
Elm
VB .NET

[eCoderIE]

It's called Visual Basic not virtual basic. And it's still pretty much alive today.

[movaxh]

Perl "mission critical" LOL. Perl is least mission critical language out there. It is horrible for any long term maintenance purposes.