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Top 10 Programming Languages For 2021 | Best Programming Languages to Learn in 2021 |

There's no question that Programming is a hot career right now and will be for years to come. In fact, Labour Statistics have predicted a 21% growth in all  Programming jobs in  the next decade, which is four times the average of all other occupational sectors. Even the median salary of a Programmer is three times that of an average of any other sector. 


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Lets move on to our list-

1. PHP -

 PHP is a general Purpose   Programming Language which has been the cornerstone of the Web for many many years.  It is Open-Sourced and mainly used for developing dynamic and Data-heavy Websites and applications.  Now, 79 percent of all websites whose Server-Side language we know, has been based off of PHP  and some of the major players who have used PHP in the market are Yahoo, Facebook and Wikipedia. Now, PHP is simple, fast and platform independent and boasts 631,000 GitHub Repositories and   has a community of 5.9 million to back it up, which is why most Front-end Developers start off their career by learning this language. Now, PHP supports a lot of frameworks. A few of them are Cake PHP, Laravel, Symfony and Phalcon and companies like TCS, HCL, Motorola and Oracle are constantly on the lookout for PHP Developers offering an average salary of 102,000 US dollars or 8.5 LPA in India. 

2. R Programming language -

Now R was designed by Statisticians and specializes in Mathematical  Computations. That is why it is known as the Lingua Franca of Statistics, Now as technology progresses forward the data used by organizations and research institutes gets more and more and more complex. Now R has been collectively adopted by these organizations as a language of choice to analyze Data. Now R is not just Open-Source, but comes with Cross Platform compatibility a huge community as well as more than 6 million GitHub Repositories to back it up. Now major highlights of this language, apart from its computing capabilities is the ability to create interactive Web Apps and a huge library of over 10,000 packages to cater to diverse needs, now   as an R Programmer or as an R Professional you can boast a salary of up to 121,000 US dollars or 7LPA in India, from companies such as Mu Sigma, Facebook, Google and Twitter. 

3.  Dart -

Now Dart is an Open-Source Programming language developed by Google. Used for both Server-Side and Browser- Side Programming. Now, while most frameworks share a portion of their code base with other platforms, Dart takes this to an entirely new level. Now with   Dart you can write a single app which would work on both Android and iOS. Where Dart absolutely tips the scale is where it allows code sharing using a single app across different platforms. Now, this   simple to use, easy to learn, Iterative Programming language is fairly new to the game but along with its sister framework Flutter, Dart has completely taken the market by a storm lately. Dart can get your foot into the door of many companies, including but not limited to HP, Motorola, Air BnB, Apple and Google for salaries as high as 154,000 USD or 13.6 LPA. 

4. GoLang-

 Now, modern applications require way more than a great Programming language. Modern   applications rely on correctness, communication and coding standards to be adhered to. All of which are  core concerns for GoLang and not just an added checkmark. Now GoLang is fast, statically typed and a compiled Programming language, but it feels like it's dynamically typed and interpreted. And it has a budding community with over 276,000 Repositories on GitHub. Now   this Programming language may be new to the game but it has very reliable frameworks like Beego and Revel in its backpack. Major companies are looking  for GoLang Developers like Siemens, Dell,  Springboard and Walmart, offering salaries as high as 170,000 US dollars or 15.3 LPA in India. 

5.  C# Language -Now C# is an easy to learn, modern Programming language which supports   a lot of the new features for developing secure, scalable and robust industry-grade software applications. It makes compilation and execution of programs lightning fast. Now, it is mostly used with frameworks  like Microsoft.Net and Xamarin to create Web Applications and Web Forms. Now, it has a   community of over 670,000 GitHub Repositories, which makes it a fairly popular language   especially in the field of Game Development including Xbox's XNA framework and Unity 3D Game   Engine. Now this language has a lot of popularity and it is obvious that major players in the market are hiring highly skilled C# Developers for salaries as high as $78,000 in the US and 10 LPA in India. These companies including but not limited to HP, Cap Gemini, SAP Labs and Philips. 

6. SQL -                                                  

Structured Query Language or what's more commonly known as SQL  is a special purpose Programming language used to interact with Database. It    works by analysing and understanding different fields and tables, in a database and most top tech  companies cannot do without it. In fact a lot of Fortune 500 companies have built their own version of a High Performance Database Systems using SQL. Now, it is quite a popular language and it has over 260,000 GitHub Repositories with a huge community to back it up, it eclipses the popularity of a lot of the new languages when it comes to Data Science or Data Analytics field. Major players in the market such as AirBnB, Netflix, Uber, Google and   Facebook are hiring at an average salary of 97,000 in the US and 10 Lakhs in India. 

7. C and C++ Language-

C and C++, most programmers start their Programming journey by learning either C or C plus plus. These two act as a stepping stone for a budding programmer,  now despite the age both of these languages are still highly popular and very functional, in spite of the number of quality alternatives in the modern market. Hence, these two rule about 1/5 of the entire market on the modern day. Now, both of these have a huge community to back them up and to boast and there have been several products which have been designed on both of these Programming languages, a few examples are Spotify, Ebay and Dropbox, which have been developed using C and you also have Oracle and Adobe which have been developed using C plus plus. Now companies such as HP, Wipro, Huawei, Phonepay and IBM are hiring C and C plus plus developers at an average salary of 114,000 US dollars and 9.8 LPA in India.   

8. Java -

In modern times Java is one of the most popular Programming languages and it is probably due to its ability to design custom applications that are light, fast and serve a lot of different purposes. It is Open-Sourced and relatively easy to learn. It boasts a strong memory management, high functionality, top-notch security and backwards compatibility. It is also cross platform compatible and supports a number of frameworks, namely, Hibernate, Spring and Strut. Now Java also boasts a huge backing community with over 1.6 million GitHub Repositories, now as a Java Developer you can expect an average of 123,000 US dollars or 11 Lakhs average in India from very reputed companies like Capital One, HCL and Barclays. Programmer working with html Free Vector

9. JavaScript -

Now, the most obvious reason you might try to learn JavaScript is that you want to become a Web Developer. Now even if you haven't had your heart set on a tech career, learning JavaScript and being proficient at it will help you create websites from scratch, which is a pretty useful skill to have in the market today. Now, JavaScript supports a number of different frameworks from Node.js to React.js to Vue, Angular and Meteor and the list doesn't just end there. Now, being proficient in JavaScript is going to open doors for you with a number of opportunities from companies such as Accenture, Dell, SAPLabs, Oracle and CapGemini with salaries up to 117,000 US dollars or 16 Lakhs on an average in India .On top of that JavaScript boasts a robust community featuring over 822,000 Repositories on GitHub as well.

10. Python -

Python is a high-level, general-purpose and a   highly versatile Programming language which finds its applications in Machine Learning, Data Science, Web Development and many other cuttingvedge technologies. It is fit for beginners as well as seasoned professionals to learn. Now, Python boasts many frameworks such as Django, Flask and Pyramid and applications such as Google's App Engine, Ubuntu's Ubiquity Installer and Fedora's Anaconda Installer. Now, it boasts a robust community of over 1.6 million GitHub Repositories and a median salary in the US for about 120 k and in India of 11.5 LPA. No wonder that companies such as Cisco, IBM, Google, Hewlett and Packard, Qualcomm and Dropbox are all using Python, owing to its elegance and simplicity. So with that I conclude my list of Top 10 Programming Languages for the year 2021 for you to learn. Now, there are a few more Programming languages which definitely deserve our attention, I'm talking about HTML, CSS, Julia, CUDA, Kotlin, Swift and Scala. 

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