This presentation about "Top 10 Programming Languages 2019" will introduce you to all the top 10 popular and trending programming languages that pay you well in the current market and widely used by several companies. These are the top programming languages that you need to learn in order to make a successful career in the year 2019. The Top 10 Programming Languages in 2019 are: 10. PHP 09. Ruby 08. Scala 07. R 06. Go 05. Swift 04. Java 03. C# 02. JavaScript 01. Python To learn Java programming and get certified, check Simplilearn's Java certification training course: https://www.simplilearn.com/mobile-and-software-development/java-javaee-soa-development-training To learn C# programming and get certified, check Simplilearn's C# programming certification training course: https://www.simplilearn.com/c-sharp-programming-certification-course To learn Swift programming and become a certified IOS app developer, check Simplilearn's IOS app developer training course:https://www.simplilearn.com/mobile-and-software-development/ios-app-developer-certification-training Check Simplilearn's JavaScript certification training course: https://www.simplilearn.com/mobile-and-software-development/javascript-development-training Check Simplilearn's Python training course: https://www.simplilearn.com/mobile-and-software-development/python-development-training

1. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Created in 1990
by Rasmus Lerdorf

2. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Created in 1990
by Rasmus Lerdorf

3. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Created in 1990
by Rasmus Lerdorf
>> Works with
multiple OS like
Unix, Windows,
Linux, etc.

4. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Created in 1990
by Rasmus Lerdorf
>> Works with
multiple OS like
Unix, Windows,
Linux, etc.
>> Enables efficient
database management
and reduces web
development time

5. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Created in 1990
by Rasmus Lerdorf
>> Works with
multiple OS like
Unix, Windows,
Linux, etc.
>> Enables efficient
database management
and reduces web
development time
>> Open source and
widely supported by
a dedicated
community

6. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Features
>> Interpreted
Language (requires
no compilation)

7. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Features
>> Interpreted
Language (requires
no compilation)
>> Provides Real-
Time Access
Monitoring

8. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Features
>> Interpreted
Language (requires
no compilation)
>> Provides Real-
Time Access
Monitoring
>> Faster than other
scripting languages
(ASP and JSP)

9. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Features
>> Interpreted
Language (requires
no compilation)
>> Provides Real-
Time Access
Monitoring
>> Faster than other
scripting languages
(ASP and JSP)
>> All keywords,
classes, functions and
user-functions are not
case-sensitive

10. >> 10
>> PHP
>> Applications
>> Used by 82% of
websites on the internet
for server-side
programming
>> Supports multiple
databases (MySQL, Oracle,
etc.) and protocols
(LDAP. POP3)
>> Helps with image
processing and graphic
design
>> Helps data to be
represented in a graphical
manner with tools like
Image_Graph

11. >> 09
>> Ruby
>> Created in the
mid 1990’s by
Yukihiro Matsumoto
>> Acts as the
fundamentals for
working with
frameworks like Ruby
on Rails
>> Emphasizes on
ensuring the
language is
expressive and easy
to understand
>> Provides more
than 60,000
libraries and
multiple frameworks

12. >> 09
>> Ruby
>> Features
>> Free format
language (start
writing code from
any line or column)
>> Case-sensitive
(gets! = GETS)
>> Is a dynamic
programming language
>> Has a set of reserved
keywords that cannot be
used for anything other
than what they were
created for

13. >> 09
>> Ruby
>> Applications
>> Used for server-side
scripting and
configuration management
>> Used as a framework
for servers that convert
domain names to IP
addresses
>> Used in embedded
systems like vending
machines, network routers
and industrial robots
>> Used for creating native
applications for iOS and
Android

14. >> 08
>> Scala
>> Created in early
2000 by Martin
Odersky
>> Supports object-
oriented, functional
programming
>> Designed to be
a better language
than Java
>> Users have access
to the features of
JVM and Java
libraries

15. >> 08
>> Scala
>> Features
>> Is a statically
typed language
>> Can be compiled
into Java bytecode
and executed in the
JVM
>> Requires fewer lines of
code, helping speed up
development, testing and
deployment
>> Has a steeper
learning curve than
other programming
languages

16. >> 08
>> Scala
>> Applications
>> Used extensively
in Apache Spark
>> Used to create
web applications and
services
>> Helps improve runtime
stability, performance,
developer productivity, etc.

17. >> 07
>> R
>> Created in 1992
by Robert Ihaka and
Robert Gentleman
>> Is an open source
programming language
>> Provides an
environment for
implementing
statistical
techniques
>> Can be compiled
on a wide range of
UNIX platforms,
Windows and MacOS

18. >> 07
>> R
>> Features
>> It provides a
large collection of
tools for data
analysis
>> Supports OOP with
generic functions
and procedural
programming
>> Provides data handling and
storage facilities
>> Is an interpreted
language and can be
accessed using a
command line
interpreter

19. >> 07
>> R
>> Applications
>> It is used for
statistical
computing and
graphics
>> Quality plots can
be created with
mathematical symbols
and formulas
>> Used for data
importing and cleaning
>> Used for sales
forecasting, cancer
detection, sentiment
analysis, etc.

20. >> 06
>> Go
>> Created in 2007
at Google
>> Works faster than
other programming
languages
>> Has a strong
standard library
>> Created by
developers with a
shared dislike of
C++

21. >> 06
>> Go
>> Features
>> Makes testing easier
with built-in systems
that provide testing
support
>> Aims to improve
programming
productivity
>> Provides easier memory
management than other
languages like C and C++
>> Code in Go is
compiled to Machine
code, and is faster
than other languages

22. >> 06
>> Go
>> Applications
>> Used for distributed
applications that
require a large amount
of processing power
>> Create
applications that
can scrape data from
websites
>> Enables creating websites
that offer static as well as
dynamic content
>> Enables easy
modification, debugging
and testing of
microservices

23. >> 05
>> Swift
>> Created in 2010
at Apple
>> Code resembles
plain English and is
easily readable
>> Enables users to
test new
applications without
creating an entire
app >> Open sourcing
enables the language
to constantly
improve

24. >> 05
>> Swift
>> Features
>> Swift fixes code as
it’s being written,
reducing time and money
required to fix errors
>> Enables users to
develop apps with a
mixed codebase
>> Uses high performance
compilers to ease converting
Swift code to its native form
>> Provides a clean and
expressive language
with simple syntax

25. >> 05
>> Swift
>> Applications
>> Develop applications
for iOS, macOS, tvOS and
watchOS
>> Used in online
compilers in
websites
>> Used to create web
frameworks for
websites and
applications

26. >> 04
>> Java
>> Created on May
23rd 1995
>> One of the most
commonly learnt
languages in the
world
>> More than 3
billion mobile
phones use Java for
program development
>> Created with the
aim of being
platform independent

27. >> 04
>> Java
>> Features
>> Similar to C/ C++, but
removes their respective
complexities and drawbacks
>> Utilizes all the
features of Object
Oriented Programming
>> Security systems are built
into the language and runtime
systems
>> Code is converted
into bytecode, allowing
it to be run in any
system that uses Java

28. >> 04
>> Java
>> Applications
>> Applications for
Android supporting
phones are created
using JDK (Java
Development Kit)
>> SIM Cards, utility
meters, televisions,
etc. use embedded Java
technologies
>> Used in web
applications with the
help of Servlets,
Struts or JSPs
>> Used for writing
applications involving
scientific calculations
and mathematics

29. >> 03
>> C#
>> Created in 2000
>> 4th most popular
programming language
among users
>> Follows the
principles of Object
Oriented Programming
>> Enables fast
development with a
number of inbuilt
functions

30. >> 03
>> C#
>> Features
>> Works with a structured
approach (dividing the
problem into parts)
>> Can do the same
things as a native C++
application
>> Provides automatic
scalability and
updateability
>> Derives principles
from C++ and Java

31. >> 03
>> C#
>> Applications
>> Used along with
applications like ASP
for web development
>> Used in the Unity
game development engine
>> Used for developing
Windows desktop
applications

32. >> 02
>> JavaScript
>> Created on
December 4th 1995
>> Can follow
functional or OOP
methodology
>> Enables server
side and front-end
coding
>> Users are enabled
in any layer of a
web application

33. >> 02
>> JavaScript
>> Features
>> Simple language that
users can learn an
implement with ease
>> Provides a rich and
detailed interface for
websites
>> Can be used in
conjunction with other
programming languages
like Perl and PHP
>> Enables websites to
provide increased
functionality

34. >> 02
>> JavaScript
>> Application
>> Enables users to
create web pages and
applications
>> Used to create small
scale games and
applications
>> Enables users to
add text boxes to
websites on the go

35. >> 01
>> Python
>> Created in
December 1989
>> Has easier syntax
than other languages
like Java
>> Has a dedicated
and supportive
community
>> Designed with the
perspective of the
developers

36. >> 01
>> Python
>> Features
>> Is an easy, simple and
minimalistic language
>> Supports Procedure
Oriented as well as
Object Oriented
programming
>> Embedding Python with C/
C++ provides scripting
capabilities
>> Executions are made
easier due to Python’s
dynamic nature

37. >> 01
>> Python
>> Applications
>> Used for scientific and
numeric computing (SciPy,
Pandas, etc.)
>> Used for image
processing and graphic
design applications
>> Plays an important
role in Linux
distributions
>> Used in creating web
frameworks and web
applications