Top 5 Programming Languages to Learn in 2020 to Get a Job Without a College Degree

It's that time of the year where I make a video on the top 5 best programming languages to learn in 2020 ❤️. I got some juicy information for you in this one.

We talk about programming languages like Java, JavaScript, Python, Swift, and SQL. I give you a rundown of what is the main reason behind using each of the programming languages as well.

For example, which one should you use for the frontend or backend or full-stack? Which programming language is the best for database management? Which programming language is the best for data science, machine learning, or general-purpose scripting?

This video got you covered. Sit back, grab some popcorn, and enjoy yourself. You're in for an epic ride.

[rafeeka]

5. Java
4.swift
3.sql
2.javascript
1.python✨

[jpcampbell]

As someone who hires developers, I don’t care what languages you know. Problem solving is what I care about. Learn algorithms in general. Study big O notation. Learn where bottlenecks might be and how to resolve them. If you can do that, I think you can learn whatever language I tell you to write it in fast enough.

[ashutosh]

Amazed, No Timestamps.
Here I'll make you one:
(Descending)
5) Java - 2:17 [ Special Mention ( Kotlin - 2:49 ) ]
4) Swift - 3:15
3) SQL - 4:40
2) JavaScript (JS) : 6:22
1) Python : 8:55


( You better appreciate this +_+ )

[shanjeevi]

God dammit even youtube knows that i'm not gonna get degree by next year so its recommending me this video.

[comeToDubai]

5. Java at 2:18 & Avg. salary $103, 346
4 Swift at 3:14 & Avg. salary $117, 034
3 Sql at 4:40 & Avg. salary $89, 609
2 JavaScript at 6:22 & Avg. salary $113, 615
1 Python at 8:55 & Avg. salary $118, 626.

[Burgonya]

"Destroy the like button"
Me opening inspector

[martinsanders]

"SQL. I call it sequel" - I've met geeks who referred to it as "squirrel".

[SlimyYellowFakePlanet]

And my programming journey just started. Wish me luck 🙏🏽

[aymaneid]

Thank you.. im a beginner, I don’t know anything about languages but you simplifies it in 13 mins and also you guide me well .... thank you X ...

[TonyStemen]

Thanks for the video! I am turning 40 this year, and have been successful in professional services. I am preparing to change careers and become a developer and will be starting with Python. This video was very helpful!

[sabatamofokeng]

I still stand with a foundation of learning C/C++, because you learn more on how memory works, pointers, structures, link list and how libraries work even Makefiles.

[PrabaPrakash]

Problem solving bro. Language is just syntax.. can be learned in month's. Problem solving takes years

[travisbrown]

Very straight forward and well explained info. Thanks very much, made the path I want to take clearer. Cheers!

[papanewton]

He - learn programing
Me- hey I love your glasses where did you buy it

[ItsSkullG]

And there is me who is starting html, css, c++ ;-;

[thinkaboutitt]

Iam a kid learning python as a beginner in quarantine.Any kid learning python like!

[brightcommon]

dude i totally agree with you haha .
i was waiting for number one language and in my mind i was saying if python ain't among this am quiting buh u just gave me high hopes now ..
thanks, wish i could like this video a hundred time

[KhoaTran-ooyf]

He : Go and destroy that button right now.
Me : Press F12

[ChrisChanSajelan]

"Java is a pain in ass to learn" so freaking true

[geromehababag]

This is very helpful! Thanks. Looking forward for more videos from you!