which language is best python, java, COBOL, c++, c.
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Answer:
hope this will help you
Explanation:
If you want to get the idea how the internals work, start with C. This is a simple language which doesn’t hide away the underlying machinery from the programmer. It is still widely used, mostly as a low-level language for platform-specific software, but there are tons of libraries for almost any purpose, and most of them are freely available. C++ is more useful, but also more complex, so I would not recommend to start with it until you understand the basics.
If you are more into applied programming, a.k.a “I want to quickly get something high-level to work”, e.g. prototype a web site, a recommendation system or a data processing pipeline, and you already understand the internals of what you are going to use (e.g. you know which libraries or frameworks you need and what they are supposed to do), then you are best off with Python. In general, you can use Python to understand high-level principles of programming, because it would hide the gory details from you and allow quickly to achieve tangible results, which makes it a good learning language due to short feedback loop. Python is used in industry quite a lot, especially in the startup world.
Java is often a first choice in the college programming courses, as far as know. ( Personally I am not a Java afficionado ) It is an attractive option because it allows to make very performant programs without having too many concerns about the low-level issues like memory management. (As a drawback, people who start coding with Java might tend to overlook these issues).
Be warned that to be in demand as a programmer, you need a solid domain knowledge. E.g. it’s not enough to know how to code in order to develop a good website; you need to understand the principles on which the website operates. This is something you should learn in parallel to learning how to code.
On a practical note, you could also give every language a try and pick the one which works best for you. Different languages exist for a reason and different people might be more comfortable with one or another (and also be more interested to work in one or another domain - not everyone wants to develop low-level routines, but then not everyone wants to be a frontend programmer either).
Good luck with your study :)
Answer:
C++ is the best programming language with all the clarity. This is with reference to its capability not with how easy it is to learn. C++ is among the most complex to learn compare to other programming languages. But there are reasons why C++ acceptance graph is raising day by day.