10 Different Programming Languages and Their Uses

Let's look at different programming languages and their uses! In particular, let's discuss Python, Java, JavaScript, Ruby, C, C#, C++, PHP, Swift and Go!
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[@nialyavuzturk2555]

4:10 Python 5:30 Java 6:44 Javascript 8:26 Ruby 9:31 C 10:45 C# 11:34 C++ 12:19 PHP 13:42 Swift 14:38 Go You're welcome.

[@aykim7174]

Not all heroes wear capes; Thank you Nial Yavuzturk!

[@radiosilnce]

Python: 5:02 Java: 5:32 Java Script: 6:45 Ruby: 8:27 C: 9:32 C#: 10:44 C++: 11:33 PHP: 12:19 Swift: 13:43 Go: 14:38

[@Cukito4]

Python is wrong. Any others?

[@radiosilnce]

@@Cukito4 idk I made the comment for myself so I could come back and watch💀

[@gsxmentor]

very helpful video to know the tools for your directions in a right way. m not a programmer, instead an accountant but fond of learning languages and making small web-apps for my own departments. helpful video too as I was trying visualize a new concept and now i can use a better related tool

[@ajayb2478]

Thank you so much for this video! It’s made so much sense to me in my journey of learning code

[@Divinetrophy]

Love this video so much. Thanks for sharing!

[@nickfrankel9334]

Wow, really glad I found your channel, you have super helpful information, thanks! Keep it up!

[@JackMcDonnell91]

I have got here through 28 years of life and 0 knowledge of coding. I've known names of languages but not their ideal purposes/applications so this video has been an absolute gamer changer. I took notes of the whole video so I can share those if anyone wants this in writing too! Thanks for making, Marsha!

[@terrancejackson2719]

Hey Daniel you still alive?

[@ronunkwor]

@@terrancejackson2719 Good question 😅

[@ulielie]

Masha, thank you for such an interesting video!

[@petteroakley8000]

Winner of a video, I've been looking for "how much does a computer programmer make a year?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Fanilliam Nonpareil Formula - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? It is an awesome one off guide for discovering how to create your own programming language without the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my neighbour got cool results with it.

[@novaboy3955]

Everybody dance now

[@PadeJuan]

Thank you very much for this information. I really appreciate it

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

Very informative video. I started learning Java 3 months ago, and I'm really enjoying it. Thank you so much, Masha. you are doing a great job.

[@stefanie369]

Weird question but what are you doing with it? I know the uses are being mentioned in the video, but I have the problem that I wanna check out and learn coding, but Idk what to do with it? Do you need a purpose to starr learning?

[@stefanie369]

@BURBAN SPADE thank you so much :)

[@codenbyte9207]

Thank you Masha! I know I can always count on you for amazing content 😊 miss you! Come back to visit soon ✈️ and I hope you’re doing well!

[@nickbrannon3251]

I'm loving your videos! I'm just starting to learn about code and I would love to know a little more about each language and why they are used for what they are. I'm assuming that higher levels of abstraction come with lower performance maybe? How would an organization evaluate each of these languages?

[@techoneamerica7923]

I found your channel again..last time I watched your video was the one at AUB in Beirut. So happy to find it again.

[@JamesElmquist]

Spent a large portion of a mushroom trip here

[@jackdaniels403]

You must have watched this about 8 times then for it to be a large portion.

[@JamesElmquist]

Jack Daniels ya bro haha, I ended up getting into c++ and unreal engine after it all

[@seankeish5993]

Hey there I’m on Lucy and really enjoying this 😂

[@JamesElmquist]

Sean Keish haha hell ya, hope you enjoyed the ride 🙏🏻 also Jesus loves you

[@seankeish5993]

James Elmquist i really did brother! God bless you

[@TimRoseOfficial]

What a great channel Masha! Thanks for sharing!

[@nikolaisandbeck6951]

thank you :) At the moment I am learning python, after that I think HTML and JavaScript. An experienced programmer told me it would be good for the ideas I want to carry out, but thanks for this video. A broader view is nice.

[@JW-cb1nq]

It’s a good explanation. I think it’s important to know one language exactly. if then, it seems possible to learn another faster and easier. Your prononciation is very good for me who is non-english speaker. Thanks 🙂

[@StereotypeBreakers]

I'm glad you understand my accent easily! That's the goal :)

[@Lumary]

hello world I agree 👍

[@justj6516]

was really helpful and thank u I can now start learning

[@gizzammauw1232]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@JashJhaveri]

Woah the history of php is quite interesting! I remember dabbling with it when i tried to create a website content management system from scratch before switching to wordpress because it was looking quite tacky to build it from the ground up. But I was quite amazed at how php can literally inject html and css in such a dynamic way into an html file. Tripped me out, very organic indeed.

[@mdlsvensson]

Fantastic video! Thanks

[@xatov2138]

Spasibo bolshoe za eto video !

[@tlo228]

Hey there! Thanks for the video! Unfortunately, since I am not watching this video on the desktop, I don't get the links on screen. Would you mind linking them in the description as well? That would be super helpful, thanks!

[@skoolie_life3261]

Can the same job be completed using different programs? Like, might one person use one language to accomplish the same task someone else used another language for?

[@ajent-px7sc]

Thank you so much mam. This really helps me start my journey.

[@mayureshbhombe2322]

mesha, thank you for such amazing video

[@zvikomborerochirozvi5367]

Thank you. Awesome Video 👌

[@jaredcantlon252]

Remarkable, thank you 🤩🙏🏼

[@jpwillm5252]

Belle synthèse 😎 Merci beaucoup !

[@ngozik-opara4373]

Wao, this is very educative. Thank you very much.

[@MrStevemur]

Thanks, that was just what I needed. Re: Swift, a company I worked at was developing their app in React Native, so they wouldn't have to maintain iOS and Android ones separately. Might be an interesting addition to your list someday?

[@spartan-0295]

React is just a library for JavaScript, while the different cross platform development solutions are interesting, comparing things like React, Flutter, Xamarin, even Unity should probably be it’s own video and kept separate from the languages themselves.

[@kiwi-Centaur]

Brilliant, good stuff, cheers

[@erickbenjaminperez3131]

Excuse my ignorance on this subject. I am about to start learning how to code. But are languages limited by what they can do? Or can any language do anything?

[@waffles6555]

Not sure if you can see this but for most tasks will be capable by any language. Some languages are suited for some tasks (html and web development for example), while python might be good for data and machine learning.

[@ModestTim]

15:15 Go isn't 2 years old? It'll be 10 this year.

[@MrNitisharya]

And still has not taken off like python has...

[@invizii2645]

@@MrNitisharya python is 30 years old... Plus it's only really become popular since 2015 because of AI and data science.

[@ArchYeomans]

"C is probably older than you." Damn, I'm old.

[@felixliles9389]

Wow !! Nice video

[@vxsniffer]

I wouldn’t call C# multi-paradigm as whole code must sit inside classes... in contrary Python is truly multi-paradigm, speaking of C# is worth noting the effort MS puts to enable multi-platform ability for the language (.Net core)… future seems bright for C# 😉

[@andrewleong7613]

As a Front-end developer who wants to get into Full stack, which should I go for? Python (Django) or Node js?

[@nineofspades4701]

So if I want to go to computer science in college, what language/languages do I need to know?

[@johnfrank2231]

Most computer science programs in college are designed so that you won’t need any prior knowledge/experience. But if you want to get a little ahead, Python and Java will give you a solid foundation.

[@interstellargalactic5959]

Well done!

[@fethiferjani1594]

I'm building an ERP for accounting business, what programming language should be the better?

[@kevikiru]

Good information. Impressed on my first video

[@omhinhyun3133]

thank you for the video.

[@209rodriguez]

15:47 yea it was!! thanks gurl!

[@SotraEngine4]

I already have a nice grasp of the simpler parts of python (functions, while loop, for i in range and stuff like that), but not classes And in cfd class we are learning how to modify c++ code in very very specific way (almost a copy and paste way) I'm beginning to think that maybe I should learn a bit c++

[@ChillPlay]

Thanks

[@tristandar7973]

i wanna work on an anti cybercrime stuff in the future whats the most suitable prog language should I learn? tyia

[@menace2societies]

Where do I buy coding books?

[@richardriehle8516]

Clojure, a dialect of Lisp is gaining some traction. There is an application domain where few programmers work: safety-critical software. This is a domain where a software mistake can kill or maim humans. For that domain, the ideal language is Ada. Ada is designed more as an engineering tool than simply a programming language. Much of the focus is on designing unique, application-specific data types that are constrained to prevent accidents in the algorithms.

[@frank18633]

12:13 Disappointed they didn't name it Java.

[@diarrhea5944]

I REALLY LOVE a combination of java and ruby.

[@abdulsalamjamaeazidane5481]

Hi masha how are you today Masha could please make video on some of programming concepts like abstraction or somethings like that

[@StereotypeBreakers]

Hey! I'm doing well, thanks! How are you? There are so many videos about these things, I don't want to recreate the wheel haha

[@jetspray3]

Functional programming is just actually procedural programming known to the C language. It can some times be a huge problem hence the reason C++ was created with just the OOP added to C language. C++, Ruby and JavaScript is my languages right now.

[@fairinheight]

when i hovered over the like button and the tooltip came up, that was javascript. When I clicked the like button and it changed colors, that was javascript.

[@sercansavci7739]

it was quite usefull, thx masha

[@alsaqercos9945]

Very informative Masha Allah you explained very well

[@jeanpierre5941]

Fun fact, C++ is actually 2 languages, it’s not accurate to call it Object Oriented when a Turing complete functional language was found within the template instantiation mechanism, also you compared Go to C++, one is garbage collected and is dependent of a runtime, the other one is C++. You forgot Rust btw.

[@muhammadaminlatif8076]

Хороший видос. Спасибо!

[@suryateja3152]

Good info😘😘😘😘

[@flutterfromzero3075]

Where is Dart together with flutter (( Forgot the most perspective one

[@WhisperGentleman]

What is the cheapest laptop you can use to code

[@ninesquared81]

Like the cheapest one. Of course, it does depend on what you use to write your code, but a simple text editor like Notepad or Notepad++ can be used to write pretty much any language and ian't very demanding. You'll also need software to compile/interpret your code which may be a bit more demanding but shouldn't be too bad.

[@mohammadwarid5875]

Really wanted this type of video as I’m starting college in a few days....

[@aldialml7120]

There's a huge mistake, C++ is basically the best programming language if you want to make an AAA game, but she didn't even mention game developing at C++

[@dillipkumarbehera172]

which language should I learn as a beginner for making operating systems

[@anarkitty5270]

if you're willing to write hundreds of thousands of lines of code, or take other scripts and build off of it, Mainly Assembly, and some other languages, but mainly assembly for the basics, then the apps themselves

[@simonfarre4907]

@@anarkitty5270 No. You can write an OS in C or Rust with fairly little difficulty. Especially since one would begin with writing an OS for a raspberry pi, I would suggest Rust.

[@ILovE2TRicKShoT0nMW2]

Could make video on OOP and explain what’s its about.

[@StereotypeBreakers]

There are so many videos about it, I don't want to recreate the wheel haha!

[@ILovE2TRicKShoT0nMW2]

@@StereotypeBreakers Alright thanks I asked because to me it seems like you are just simple and creative with programming concepts. In my opinion

[@sofiakurochkina2030]

Any useful resources on how to start learning C?

[@Lumary]

Sofia Kurochkina check out Derek Banas KZbin channel 😊

[@Sam-py9qq]

Kernigan and Ritchie's book on the language

[@gyrgrls]

Ruby on Rails, baby!

[@209rodriguez]

is HTML a lingo as well?

[@englishseurdutak6269]

Can anyone herr help me to know. I never did any coding and I don't know about. Coding. But I wish to creat an app based delivery services. Web admin panel. User adnroid app and rider android app. What type of codes do I need to learn.? I'm ready to dedicate our 24hrs to make this app. Thankyou

[@eyemallears2647]

Waiting to see if you mention blockchain

[@nour-eddineoumakhlouf5296]

You'll also be an excellent english teacher!

[@rashmiranjannayak3251]

Huu, artistic and better informative thanks for presentation.

[@novaboy3955]

WHAT PLZ PLZ TEACH ME HOW TO STUDY PYTHON PLZ

[@AmineAmine-qw4xx]

My favourite language is c#

[@RobbieHatley]

Interesting, but leaves out my two favorite languages: Perl and Raku.

[@muthukrishnan784]

Iam from india thanku for ur update

[@furqanahmad5946]

great

[@cocktail583]

the question is, is there a programming language that Google does not use??

[@prafulvasave7519]

Which ide is best for Python ?

[@thisisnotok2100]

Thats up to you

[@fasuelim2520]

Notepad

[@chetanpatteparapu7600]

6:50 Node.js be like: hold my server 😎

[@ayubaalim2201]

language and its effect size

[@suryateja3152]

Video start at 4:10

[@zefnreaj3548]

Carpet and car are very related

[@CoryPelizzari]

No Lua? Dang it.

[@TyroneShulaces]

Function and object oriented

[@mr_don_key]

javascript also is used for backend work (via nodejs). So not only frontend. Golang is 10 years old (at current time), not (at the time of your video) 2 years old (3, and a bit years in current time). Big mistake!

[@simonfarre4907]

If you write backend stuff in Javascript your application is trash. Also she said that it could be used for backend.

[@mr_don_key]

@@simonfarre4907 i disagree on the trash part. It has some backend uses where it (via node) can really shine, especially startup use.

[@fishsayhelo9872]

👍

[@redenmartin2647]

like when you see txt then what is your lookibg at

[@redenmartin2647]

what are they look like!!?

[@stevejobs8652]

Hey there . Can I ask you something? Pls if you read me, let me know. Thanks

[@_quixote]

I just mastered html and moving on to css. Started coding at 14 years old.

[@abderrahimacheban3289]

Great video, "only smart people click the like"

[@johnaweiss]

14:05 Your use of the word "eloquent" isn't eloquent :D

[@siasleopard2668]

Starts at 1:15

[@209rodriguez]

13:53 she hates android! hahaha

[@ancyann3186]

Ur smile is nice .

[@konrad6995]

Which programming language should I learn in order to edit live video?

[@b.b4229]

Tell me when that gets invented

[@CypherOzzie]

APL or Jsoftware !!

[@reig36]

Coding Blonde: *Hoi*

[@SajeelCodes]

First comment

[@_________5015]

yes ur winner :D