The Most Popular Programming Languages & Their Uses (2020)

This video discusses the most popular programming languages and what these programming languages are used for. This should help answer the question: What programming language should I learn? What is your favorite programming language, let me know!

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00:00 - Introduction
00:40 - JavaScript
01:30 - Python
02:42 - Java
03:48 - Golang
04:44 - C++
05:45 - TypeScript
06:51 - Ruby
07:32 - PHP
08:30 - C#
09:12 - C
10:12 - Honorable Mentions
10:27 - Conclusion

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[TechWithTim]

What is your favorite programming language?!

[malcolmagius]

Tim: C is not beginner friendly
My University's first programming study unit: "Programming Principles in C"
😂😂😂

[JDUBBB]

Great video, very informative and concise, however one suggestion. For a couple of the languages you listed, particularly some of the older/less recommended ones (the section on PHP as an example), you suggest using "other" options instead. Would be helpful in the future if maybe you listed a few of those options as well just to point ppl in the right direction. Again, enjoyed the video and appreciate your sharing it.

[TopBagon]

Thanks for the code jam Tim, great work!

[takeep]

Tim thanks you u i have learned how to program in python. Over the month ive watched all your begginer tutorial bideos and your most complete begginner guide i just wanted to say thank you

[ToxicBOY-ovtx]

This is your first video I've ever watched and I'm already sure enough to subscribe

[ejsafara]

bruh thanks muah :*

im writing some piece of work concerning the comparison of higher programing languages and honestly u helped me a lot, now i dont feel so lost^^

[declspecl]

Very nice video! Would you care to make a video discussing what you expect to be the lifespan of current programming languages? For the new generation learning programming, like me, it would be very useful to know!

[vijayragav]

This video is very well scripted. The language mentioned are very well covered. That shows that Tim knows script language.

[nerthus]

*Why do Java Developers use Glasses?*
*Because they can't C#* 😀

[yukselbey]

Thank you for the video. Before I watch your video I was thinking same thing. I’m so glad to hear that from you.
My favorites are JavaScript, Python
Java is not my favorite language because when we making a project writing to much code but when managing the enterprise project Java is good.

[mrpancakes]

Love the video and really excited about the CodeJam

[horridohobbies]

I like Go. Of your list, this is the language I'd choose *if I didn't have Smalltalk* . It's fairly simple and easy to learn. It's fairly versatile.

By the way, the language I have the most experience with is C. I was a systems programmer for ATI Technologies (now AMD), now retired. I built my career on C. So this should give you some context for my comment.

[vtheminer]

If you want to learn to code well, start with C then switch to something more widely used. That way you really understand the code you write and appreciate what higher level languages do without misusing them.

[YovaniAchataFlores]

My top three, as a Mining Engineer, are:
1.- Python
2.- C++
3.- C#

[prashantruhela]

Your videos are extremely informative.

I want you to make a video over java full stack development or better known as MERN developers .

[behnambragoon]

1.python Django, Flask
2.javascript Front-end like react
3.kotlin android studio
4.c# for game engine
your my best standard teacher .

[pratikbarve]

Hello tim. Love from India♥️.I just wanted to ask you what are your views in terms of coding for software development vs coding for competitive programming. If possible please make video on this as it is confusing task to choose.

[stephaned]

2010:"2 billion devices run java"
2020:"2 billion devices run java"
Me: ok

[markusbuchholz]

Great video (as always) about most popular languages. In near future it may be also great to also about upcoming languages (beside, the market decides about the popularity). From my point of view great future has a Julia (C + Python hybrid - fast as C and easy to learn as Python - perfect language for prototyping and deployment + awesome community). Personally I develop in C++, Python, JS and some Java. Thanks Tim and community. Have a nice day!