Top 5 Programming Languages to Learn to Get a Job at Google, Facebook, Microsoft, etc.

[@CSDojo]

FYI, go to 2:54 if you just want to see my list of top 5 programming languages. And here’s my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/csdojo Also, I'd recommend my Python tutorials for absolute beginners: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGK8lWqrpbamjrs EDIT: As I mentioned in the video, I've built this list with the job market and ease of learning as my main criteria. That's why I decided to put, for example, Ruby instead of PHP in my list (Ruby has a really nice, simple syntax). If I were to add two more languages to this list, I think they would be PHP and C#-- they would also be great languages to learn considering the current job market. I'm personally not too experienced with their syntax though-- would be great if I could get some comments about how they are from you guys. Anyway, I’ll see you guys in the next video! :)

[@emmanuellopez1960]

Hey yk can you make video series on dynamic programming

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[@asdf-od5nm]

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[@KunalSinghh]

CS Dojo cool

[@vikashgauravvkg]

Awesome video sir.I learned java and already working on Android Studio.I am learning JavaScript as well as

[@loobersoog]

4: Ruby 3: Swift 2: Java 1: Python 0: JavaScript you're welcome

[@skottinden]

I see what You did there...

[@AyushKumar-yk9fw]

You are too technical...

[@zentrocs]

@@skottinden I wanted to say that

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

😂😂

[@zanemodzytofficial4357]

Nice. I see you

[@theprogrammingjungle4048]

1. C++ - For performance specific programming 2. Java - For enterprise web applications 3. Python - For prototyping, graphics, artificial intelligence

[@pranavraja8296]

hey how do you get C++ into an ide I cant install it IDK how

[@pranavraja8296]

@the Programming Jungle that is exctly what I wat to learn

[@DeusEx.Machina]

@Purple Candystick C# is interpreted. just use Java or Python.

[@AshkanReacts]

Coronavirus outbreak: starts People: lets learn programming!

[@illuzion3567]

;)

[@thesparklingayush3753]

True

[@lucyfrost8816]

Me rn

[@babalsunita9]

True

[@Ayasir-lo3ir]

why do I see you everywhere?

[@ram_bam]

I've been binging your channel for a couple of days, and just wanna say that your vibe and energy are just perfect. I've watched so many anxiety-inducing development channels but yours is chill, concise, and extremely well-informed and well put together. Thank you.

[@HI-rj4yt]

3:22 lmafo Google shows a pic of Taylor swift instead of the language

[@refug1778]

Genious 👍

[@AyanSharma-dv1yr]

That's Mahine Learning bruh

[@NakulSGurjar]

Because Apple use it 😂😂

[@h0m4m]

LMAFO DUDE!!

[@aer0449]

😂😂😂😂

[@klaaskabini5407]

My list would be 1) Python for data science and machine learning, 2) Kotlin for making robust Android apps and avoiding Java pitfalls, 3) Swift for making elegant iOS apps , 4) C for writing OS kernel stuff and a wealth of high performance libraries, 5) Javascript for writing event based Nodejs backends and data visualisation user interfaces.

[@CodingTech]

Great video YK! Definitely agree on JavaScript (#1) and Python (#2)!

[@elenamatso4281]

And I like them both!

[@healththeater2222]

True!

[@thiago475]

and java

[@erezrotem9241]

Javascript is such an ugly language. the world need to move on from this shit. Same goes for php, kotlin ftw

[@andresmontoya7852]

Erez Rotem not bro, find about es6 ;) JavaScript is awesome!

[@yclynn653]

_C++ is waiting for your introduction_ YK: remember to subscribe, bye! C++: what the f… ????

[@MostafaAhmed-bp7ce]

C++ is a too complicated language to use in programming websites and search engines. You see it used in game engines and other graphics design software sense you need a more power language to make them

[@nitroyetevn]

*laughs in tensorflow

[@stelity]

@@MostafaAhmed-bp7ce c++ is more powerful? did you mean efficient? I always thought python and other higher end languages can do everything c++ do but just not as efficient?

[@MostafaAhmed-bp7ce]

@@stelity well I am pretty sure you can't make an operating system using python. For example C++ have some called pointers. Those are not available in python. Pointers allow you to manipulate memory directly.

[@jithinpaulson]

@@stelity cpp is much faster and takes memory management too seriously

[@peterpace3379]

I recently started my training in Python after all my engineering competitive exams got over, & will join my college's CSE branch in July. Looking for Python guides, I came across your channel which is extremely informative to beginners in CSE. I'll be coming back to your videos throughout the next 4 years as a fellow subscriber, keep up the good work!

[@mahiraj8522]

Have u came here for the past 3yrs?

[@VijayRaj-fq9js]

👉 Top 5 Programming Language 1. JavaScript 2. Python 3. Java 4. Swift 5. Ruby 👉 Additional 1. Go 2. Kotlin 3. SQL

[@josedavidalviszabala7861]

You are such a good person bro, I have just watched 3 videos from you and you encouraged me to keep studying computer science. You are a genius in everything and very good comedian by the way. I’ll watch all your videos. Thanks for all your tips and advices. I wish you the best

[@mohamedmostafak]

i really love your videos, giving us the straight forward info we need, really good job and keep it up man

[@adorablecheetah2930]

The best language to start off with is SQL It is easy and gives a lot of confidence to the user. Also there are many editors available with already existing tables

[@RaymondHng]

In my school days, I learned three different third-generation programming languages (BASIC, COBOL, FORTRAN) and one second-generation programming language (Honeywell General Maco Assembler Program (GMAP)). This gave me the foundation and knowledge to read a programmer's manual and quickly learn other third- and fourth-generation languages.

[@BopsRusher]

I must say i really prefer C# to Java. I feel like the whole ecosystem around it is better and it takes the good parts of Java and leaves the bad out. Also currently reading into python. Maybe i am a bit biased because C# was my first langauge to get really fluent in, but i somehow never got along with Java. I tried but i just prefer C#.

[@kodiererg]

C#. C Sharp is cross platform. It works on Android, IOS, and can build desktop apps, Games etc.. it's similar to Java

[@pig2008ex]

Not on Linux

[@dhiraj9599]

It also works on backend

[@FakirCB]

@@pig2008ex .NET Core runs on Linux. Console and web apps.

[@Ostiosti]

Mau Kin Yau Soon, also for frontend web. You are looking for Blazor :)

[@sergiovega6551]

@Mau Kin Yau fronted is not a platform , it is a layer of web or mobile design . Java and python are cross platform and does not run on fronted .

[@boxingexcellence79]

I have learned Javascript, React, Ruby, Ruby on Rails. I would like to learn React Native and Python with whatever the current most popular frameworks and libraries. Tech is always changing and popularity is always shifting.

[@Wraient]

Get a life Dude

[@boxingexcellence79]

@@Wraient Tech is life

[@kyoai]

I'd say C++ would be the best. I'm not saying that just because i love C++, but with C++ knowledge you can easily learn most other "modern" languages. Learning Java or Javascript on the other hand teaches you almost nothing about pointers/references, memory management, etc, so if you learn Java and then try to learn C++ you'll be shocked with how much additional stuff you have to take care of and all the kinds of different adressing methods. Some people might argue C would be even better for that, but personally i think C is a bit too cumbersome to me, due to lack of classes, templates and whatnot. C++ is for me the perfect gold between "not as cumbersome as C, but low-level enough to have good control over what's going on, having control over in what way things are passed around aswell as getting good knowledge for learning other languages".

[@ohsingh]

Stefan Hohnwald but if u know java u can easily lean other languages , it's only my opinion , also if u know c u have good base

[@qazawatzirak5048]

Knowing about pointers and references or memory management has nothing to do with starting with java. I am a java programmer, but I have studied memory management and pointers conceptually. Now, I am learning c++, I don't find it difficult. Just my opinion.

[@ohsingh]

Qazawat Zirak I think any coder should know pointers and memory management ... They are the base of everything ,

[@qazawatzirak5048]

Exactly, that's my point !

[@klaaskabini5407]

I have been programming in Java for over 15 years. Early in my career i landed a job in the defense and aerospace industry where i spent over 2 years building simulation subsytems using C++. The transition from Java to C++ was not an easy due to mistakes of forgetting to deallocate references when no longer used since i was used to luxury of garbage collector. Besides, coming from Java, it needed bit of mental shift to wrap myself around the proper usage of pointers and references in C++. Although I managed to learn C++ to its depth and use it extensively but the approach i find it easier when i teach my students in academia is to start with plain old C, then progress to C++ then Java.

[@dunai2012]

there is no conception of so called "top language". what language to learn totally depends on what career path you want to go through. data science, machine learning? absolutely python business development? java web development? html/css/javascript and many frameworks portable device app? swift for ios, java for android low level and system programming? C/C++, maybe Rust

[@seanmijares4569]

So just to be sure might as well start with Java I don't care if it's hard

[@mohdhanif9454]

@Void you can even with java but python have tons of ml libraries.

[@rimberse3405]

I've always been thinking that languages don't matter at all for top companies like Google and Microsoft, since I saw so many job posting where they ask only basics, but more on theory side. And it makes sense because you can pick up a language rather quick. I've always been under the impression that the most important things for them were: algorithms, maths, logic etc.

[@theinquisitor18]

Personally my list would be C++, C#, python, Go, and Javascript.

[@DilrubaSChowdhry]

1. Ruby 2. Swift 3. Java 4. Python 5. JavaScript Thanks for the list pal.

[@hassankamran3480]

C++? :'(

[@pianopianist5709]

1st is JavaScript and 5th is Ruby, please correct it.

[@sharadskywalker]

I'm actually practicing with c#. I love it. Compared to Java it's a lot cleaner.

[@sabihataskin7458]

As a full stack developer, i work both on back end and front end. I primarily work with Java , JavaScript, typescript, develop Android app, which is java basically and also SAP Fiori for UI5. But i totally agree that Python and Swift are a good language to start with. I too am thinking to start learning Python, i heard its fairly easy. Great video :)

[@PatrickPitso]

I was exposed to Delphi when I was in grade school. And then I learned C++ extensively at University. (Pointers, Classes: Inheritence, Encapsulation, Composition, design patterns) Once I learned these, It didn’t take me long to pick up Java. And SAS needs time, but I would have struggled if I didn’t go through C++ If you spend a year with C++, you can hop to anything. Python and R was a piece of cake after C++ and Java

[@Mayur___Ingale]

yes bro definitely

[@Mayur___Ingale]

c plus plus is only for hard worker .. it's a king in all languages

[@abhilash-_]

I want to create an android app.I have searched alot for an android developers and finally got a company ,they accepted my idea and they asked some to make that app to create.They said that they need layout designer,upi designer and other some developers. can any one help me to invest the money and get partner with me....Get join with me gentleman

[@megicalfootball3128]

I'm learning C++ at college and it really is good but hard and I'm to get exposed to other programming languages soon..

[@SachinDolta]

CPP is Father of. Modern languages

[@TechnicalAnkesh]

#include int main() { printf("Make a video on AI and ML"); return 0; }

[@rasikakotwal45]

Thanks for your video. I started Python learning and it's really great to learn something new. Hope I'll be able to switch my career successfully.

[@gurupatikus]

you've mentioned Microsoft but didn't mentioned C#/C++. So, why you've mentioned Microsoft then at all?

[@morenofranco712]

I L O V E Y O U

[@trueverdicts685]

Very true

[@shahidmahmood5757]

i thought at number 1 would be c++

[@bloodcards3084]

Py and c++ is just different syntax tbh.

[@lebzgold7475]

@@shahidmahmood5757 c++ is much harder to learn off the bat imo

[@bashkatirax9721]

am really appreciating to how you have explained to us i will continue to concentrate to you videos and lessons

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

1. c# 2. php 3. c++ 4. python 5. javascript

[@userName-ij8hx]

If you want leaning first language, this JavaScript

[@TRiPPYLifestyle]

You have the answers to all my questions, Thumbs up!!

[@gurgui8708]

The fact that you say the minute in which you talk about what the title says is just amazing , i barely comment / like / sub but u just got me with that . Good vids¡

I agreed with you regarding Go. I used to be a C++ and Ruby programmer but Go has become my favourite programming language.

[@alirazi9198]

4:07 "it's not the easiest language to learn since it's more complex than others" me explaining my reasoning in science exam

[@asadansar6214]

Hi Dujo, your videos are helpful. I am struggling in some logic. I hope you can help me to solve my problem. Suppose you have two ArrayLists 1. you have to perform addition of all the data in list1 in a thread and addition of list2 in saperate thread. 2. after compeleating task of both the thread we have to do addition of all the data ( of list1 and list2) Question: how can we achieve it? Thanks in advance

[@virajshah2201]

I think learning Java first would give a better grip over other programming languages too ... It is harder which makes your mind challenging and after learning it you will get a good mind set to learn other programming languages in a much faster way!! That’s it for today!! Bye🤗🤗🤗

[@zod1ack_csgo_clips425]

Agreed

[@teebee5323]

sure, if learning language is your sole purpose, that's not a bad way of looking at it, OTOH, if you want something you can quickly get up to speed on AND is still very useful in a lot of job market situations, Python is better. It requires little or no formal programming training and is very powerful plus found on nearly any backend platform running services. Get started now with something you can use quickly and if you are a natural and or find a need for even more programming power advance to C++/JAVA in the future.

[@illiyaz6879]

True

[@battleground1123]

C++ is the hardest

[@rahul123singh123]

I did this and i confirm you. I learned Python (and C#) way faster after learning Java.

[@yaseenkabeer2010]

3:21 - seems like taylor swift is more popular than swift 😂😂

[@dawidgora7472]

Suzuki swift

[@ahmadaboelnasr8724]

@@dawidgora7472 sure 😂

[@saaddriouech9310]

yeah hhhhh

[@preetamvarun9219]

Dude🤣🤣

[@THESheikhBros]

I also noticed 🤣🤣🤣😂

[@kevinalexanderalvarezechev8221]

5. Ruby 4. Swift 3. Java 2. Python 1. JavaScript Honorable Mentions: 1. Go (Golang) 2. Kotlin 3. SQL

[@adityashankar5267]

What about C++? Isn't that good? Cuz I'm learning C++

[@leobozkir5425]

-I love how he's smiling in each of his thumbnails-

[@TheKimdaesik]

Thanks for your helpful video! I recently found your channel and it is most efficient and easiest understanding channel so far!

[@mattbram8993]

1. Haskell 2. Scala 3. Golang 4. Erlang/elixr 5. Something fun like Lua or TypeScript

[@gamingwithdeku9992]

Cool... I'm learning Python currently, will work on JavaScript soon after I get a grasp on Python

[@seanmijares4569]

Good luck my good sir

[@isacpd]

You guys should learn Java, it is harder, true, but you get a vision about how all the rest works .

[@gurmeth8759]

And also C++ helps us to know the boundings and restrictions in respected code😄

[@sivaa2202]

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[@greycircularity]

The only thing that stops me from learning it is the really long and really unnecessarily complex code it has. I'm literally just getting input ehy should I have a billion lines of code just to read input

[@timespeed1910]

Also C#

[@alcidesneto6415]

I am an old moody electrical engineer, and I love C# and C++. Now I am trying some python, but that will never be my first choice for big applications.

[@techgyan6065]

include Int main() { printf("thanks you a lot"); }

[@anujnagpal18]

Grammar-time error

[@nilkamalsarma8425]

😂

[@anupthakur7291]

no return statement 😂😂😂😂😂

[@nilkamalsarma8425]

Return(welcome); } 😂😂😂😂

[@techgyan6065]

Bro I am a noob.

[@andrashuszar8837]

Thank you for your high quality videos! Helped me a lot!❤️

[@damnson6151]

3:22 Searches swift *gets taylor swift on the right side*

[@giridhar7250x]

Swifties

[@ronakpatil1]

Dang

[@CommandoMaster]

I'm going to learn Python this summer.

[@zombiechibixd]

Good luck then

[@zombiechibixd]

Hey! It's summer!

[@gosnooky]

Gonna take you all summer?

[@xiangyuding1326]

why not just getting started now?

[@reshmakhatun1862]

I will learn html and html5

[@SourabhhhSharma]

got accidently here , and you cleared everything i wanted to know from 6 six months thank you so much 😊

[@xgl3192]

Thank you so much cs dojo! keep the good work,we love you)

[@hofdan95]

In my opinion the most responsible language is c++ ... its hard to learn but every company want to have you afterwards especially if u do embedded systems!!

[@richardguevara5533]

I love doing U.I it helps me to express my inner creativity and also I love doing the back end part. Currently I'm a junior web developer of a small company in my country. This one helps me to decide which language should I learn first. Thanks to you mate! :)

[@sehwag282]

I’m in in transition phase from BA to Python And believe me it’s great language to have hands on... I am going with data science so python and statistics plus SQL with Tableau is must

[@rasikakotwal45]

Hey I'm B.Sc. & I'm also trying out Python and it really is working out. Wanna switch my career. Experts never lie.

[@animeplayvideo]

I wanna learn Python and Javascript 😍😍😍

[@rdx5764]

@Externa hey just a piece of advice : don't learn python as a beginning language as it is really easy and after learning that you will be used to the easinesss of python and you won't be able to learn it!

[@karlmarx920]

@@rdx5764 This advice is shitty, never even suggest it

[@rdx5764]

@@karlmarx920 well, I think you are shitty and just to tell you I have a computer science degree and I am a C.T.O with 30+ years of experience!

[@illuzion3567]

@@rdx5764 That's a real question : in this case, why is it everywhere recommended to learn Python as a beginning language ?

[@simply6162]

I wanna learn python and swift because I love apple and they have bright future

[@OrangeDied]

Ah, I C. That was a pretty Swift video! This video is a gem, a Ruby, if you will. Well, I'm going to go off and drink some Java coffee, and watch my favorite show, Monty Python. I'll then resume the writing of my play- Dam! I spilt my Java on my Script! I guess I'll just Go check my backup file. At least I Kot my coffee cup, or it would've spilled all over my Lin-en carpet.

[@howtobeamess402]

I get it

[@ModernMsd]

What the fock you actually gonna tell

[@arnav1889]

Pretty smooth

[@rice8864]

C, Swift, Ruby, Java, Python, JavaScript, Go, Kotlin

[@aamiin69]

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[@HaVu-ce5dg]

Thank you for sharing. Your videos are really informative. The best so far that I have been browsing :).

[@wildrap9804]

The problem is you cannot find a job with no experience involved. And also it will take time for you to understand everything meaning years of training. So patience is the key here.

[@Pramod3148u]

Your smile makes everything interesting

[@abdullahsvision]

Thank you Dojo for helping me to decide the Right language...

[@sukhrobilyosbekov6789]

Where C# and C++? With C# we can build web, desktop, mobile applications, games. Also we can build AI using ML.NET

[@Ostiosti]

Suxrob Ilyosbekov I really can‘t understand why so many forget about C#. Especially since .Net Core, this is a really powerful language that works in most fields, like the ones you mentioned.

[@AdityaSingh-txc]

Brother what is ML.NET

[@Asivakumar503]

@@AdityaSingh-txc its machine learning using c# code

[@AdityaSingh-txc]

@@Asivakumar503 thanks

[@xafahxafah1476]

c++ is hard to start with tho

[@davidkroods811]

My Top is 1. C++ 2. C# 3. Java 4. Python 5. JavaScript

[@ss0175]

Python*

[@davidkroods811]

@@ss0175 wha?

[@davidkroods811]

@KZbinr javascript is not in one level with the languages like C++ or Java or C# trust me its just a script language nothing serious about RAM and CPU

[@davidkroods811]

@KZbinr application on JavaScript ? are you kidding me ? its a Web language not hardware so application in Javascript its just a try to make Javascript like a language for hardware but its not im sure about that

[@davidkroods811]

@KZbinr i cant say anything about javascript to 100% but i work on it and i'v got an idea about that so i think like that maybe a'm wrong but i think like "if you are a Web Programmer don try to get on hardware with your tools, you need new..."

[@dionthompson387]

Thank you! you seem more interested in helping provide clear, succinct and relevant information, than to simply chat with no clear goal in mind. Thank you.

[@Anna-hm8vo]

Am a teenager and I want to learn programming but I have no idea where to start but thanks to you now I know what exactly to do.

[@Anonymous-8080]

Start with python mee to started with it I am in 9th

[@juhabach4802]

@@Anonymous-8080 noooo python doesn't teach u about computer science it is trash learn c++

[@Anonymous-8080]

@@juhabach4802 huh! R u new in the field,so stop giving such false advice 😂?! How could anyone ever say that noob

[@juhabach4802]

@@Anonymous-8080 Its not c++ is the main programming language for computer science

[@juhabach4802]

@@Anonymous-8080shush

[@raihanakram530]

I am currently learning Python, JavaScript, C++.... And I want to learn java, SQL, PHP and go too...

[@TheHBR99]

Oops ... you are learning too much things. You might will not be able to code apps fast until you focus on few programming languages. From my view - Java, Python, PHP (already learned), JavaScript (frontend learned) will give me option to manage any size of web projects. Thanks

[@goat9199]

Yep. Fail.

[@peterpace3379]

Jack of all trades but master of none.

[@aaglobalfx]

Thanks man this just cleared the cloud in my mind

[@nandha0150]

Thanks budd. Love from India :)

[@Rubenjr005]

Im suprised C# didnt make the list considering you do more with such as building Desktop, Web Apps, & Mobile apps for both ios and Android.

[@khanhchung4103]

CS Dojo says, "If I were to add two more languages to this list, I think they would be PHP and C#-- they would also be great languages to learn considering the current job market. I'm personally not too experienced with their syntax though-- would be great if I could get some comments about how they are from you guys."

[@fergal9808]

ruben esquivel He put Java which is "kind of" the same style, but personally, I prefer C

[@EmperorBob]

Алек Сневар linux fan?

[@pspkider]

Their IDE's are amazing plus there's no BETTER microsoft office alternative

[@bilinmeyenoyuncu19]

For all games C# is used for unity, C++ for unreal engine 4 i guess.

[@FarazAhmedRizwan]

The most popular languages to learn in 2020. 5.)Ruby 4.)Swift 3.)Java 2.)Python (recommended) 2 1.)JavaScript (recommended) 1 These are great languages to learn and work as a business-man. #Stay Happy in This World. ~!

[@LucaRuzzola]

I would also add Scala, it's probably the most used language in big data

[@callmemike85]

My list: 1.) C# 2.) HTML 3.) TypeScript 4.) CSS 5.) SQL Combine these languages with frameworks like Angular, NativeScript and DotNet Core and you've got yourself a full stack developer. Front end web apps, back end apps and both iOS and Android apps all become possible if you know these 5.

[@horndog2224]

Michael Poirier isn't html not technically a programming language more so a mark up language

[@callmemike85]

Jason THE MONSTER Blaha I include this markup language in my list because it is very important to know that it deserves a spot.

[@maximchintalov8387]

CSS in #4? Either combine it with HTML or take it off.

[@blossbeats8035]

Thanks for all your insight!

[@faragreda2213]

I'm Egyptian I followed you thank you

[@allrounderuniverse731]

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[@bkclub2575]

@@allrounderuniverse731 🤣🤣

[@peterpace3379]

@@allrounderuniverse731 XD

[@deez6005]

So we're going disrespect C/C++?????? All of the big tech companies use the C variants. Add in C# and objective C which is used by Microsoft and Apple I'm sure pretty extensively still.

[@kiradahiro3007]

Elbert Dockery C++ is the leading language for example in the gaming industry

[@arishsheikh3000]

Its not about what is used in company. They never care about language.. What they care is DS Algo fundamentals

[@mohanidzhd]

C++ and C are used for performance applications that needs the computer performance such as games, operating systems, graphic creating applications, web browsers etc. Believe it or not, these do not dominate the market especially the small business market which is what this list is based on.

[@maximchintalov8387]

Exactly, how is Ruby on the list when C++ isn't?

[@naufalhajjaj8286]

You chose your word wisely n it came out articulately..

[@venkyscode]

Thanks bro your video is very much interesting!!! 5claps

[@mradultiwari5820]

very nice and informative video, but what about C++ ? how is it in comparison to Python (with respect to ML especially) Plz must reply

[@nidhishs6054]

Python is much more widely used in ML since it has various libraries that are especially made for ML and Artificial Intelligence. Although C++ has faster compile times, implementation of AI is much more difficult than Python.

[@sirrydny9819]

I appreciate how you explain it to us it's really going to help

[@amerendrakumar8087]

I feel learning java is easier than javascript.. ...But Puthon is more than any of the above.....

[@peeterutsi4028]

JS is easy only in the beginning.. It is very hard to master.

[@blasttrash]

JS is still easier than Java. Java has so many classes to learn. Also just learning core java wont get you any jobs. You need to learn the whole java ecosystem to even get an interview. Things like Collections framework as a whole, Streams, Concurrency(which is even more robust but insanely big api), Generics, Lamba Expressions, Weird interfaces like marker interfaces or functional interfaces, Servlet Containers, Spring Framework(Core, Web, AOP, Test, Data, JPA, Rest, Security), ORM stuff like JPA and its implementation framework like hibernate, Junit/mockito testing, maven/gradle build tools, some logging frameworks like sl4j, some message queues and so on. For js, you need basic understanding of closures, promises, observables, prototype based inheritance, scope/hoisting, events bubbling/capturing, debouncers/throttlers, fancy es6 stuff like arrows or destructing etc or things like apply, call, bind and then a little about testing with mocha or chai. This is much easier to learn than the bloated java ecosystem. I do like Java as a language, but its ecosystem is insanely complex. Even Spring which is dubbed as lightweight feels so bloated. :P

[@alanwake4537]

What are you talking about? JS and python more easier to learn than java.

[@isodoubIet]

​@@blasttrash "JS is still easier than Java" Welp, in one of these two languages, array + object = object but object + array = 0, and it's not Java. Javascript is a hellscape of landmines and bad decisions, and I cannot fathom anyone finding it easier than Java.

[@blasttrash]

@@isodoubIet In one of these languages its easy to create REST api in 5 minutes and the other 20 minutes. The ecosystem is also heavyweight in Java. Spring although dubbed as lightweight is not nimble or lightweight for modern usage. If spring itself is called lightweight, imagine how heavyweight Java EE is.

[@mrslaughter4059]

Ooo that's why I was lagging in my work. I want to create an app and I was running behind python Instead Swift 😊😊😊😊😊thanku Sir Can u make video on swift please

[@lawrencebutler2423]

Hey man your videos are super clear, concise and informative. Thanks so much liked and subbed

[@spicytuna08]

C# ,Net programmers are in demand, Great analysis!

[@skrimage1000]

c++ is and will always be the best and strongest language

[@bilalalsakarneh6318]

لغه البرمجه تتكون من 1 0 ولغات البرمجه تعني اختلاف الترتيب بين1 0 في صنع البرامج مما يعني كل لغه لها طريقه ترتيب معينه اذا استطعت ايجاد طريقه ترتيب مختلفه عن باقي الغات يعني انه لديك لغه برمجه جديده يستطيع قراتها برنامج التشغيل في الحاسوب هل هاذه لغه البرمجه Bilal Alsakarneh

[@parthsingh3569]

Well, i would suggest C++ and JAVA as the best languages to learn because they both are kind of system oriented(not JAVA as it is widely used in web development) and both of these are a bit complex so if you can learn them it would be very beneficial as it would help you to make ur basics strong and after that you can learn python and java script..... As they are a bit easy. Second important fact abt these two languages are taht they both are widely used in the field of competitive programming contests on codechef and coderforces and C++ is the most preferred language in competitive programming...... Followed by java. Third important thing is that everything needs time to be accepted and become popular in the market. . . . For example java was officially launched in1996 and it took almost 14 years to build it's popularity and wide acceptance in the field of programming and web development all around the globe.. .. And these kotlin and go are fairly very new in the market as compared to other languages so i would suggest you to build your basics in programming and start off with C++.... I am not forcing anyone...... It's just an opinion... If you like my opinion do like my comment or dislike it..... Thx for reading.

[@kevinnagakumar]

I just love Java😍❤️

[@evanyung5770]

Thank you for this vid. Your helping me prepare for a future job

[@velos1tyzclips343]

I see you do a lot of hardwork for the videos. And I like your content❤️

[@jugalpatel8024]

Hi dojo. U r doing absolutely good job.. Hats off. Can u please start java script tutorials? Would be so helpful if u give us some beginners information about java script.. thank uhh..

[@sachi-3000]

Very clear explanation. Thank You very much !

[@leelammajosejose8544]

Malayalis undo evide ?

[@madmax280]

Alla

[@alifwide1635]

him : *says javascript is easy me : *laughs in promises*

[@easypeasy1149]

much easier than python

[@atifislam948]

@@easypeasy1149 python is very easy

[@gaurjj]

@@easypeasy1149 Python is much easier than JavaScript

[@randomhuman3596]

@@easypeasy1149 Bro, I'm 14 and even I'm saying python is easy to learn.

[@easypeasy1149]

@@randomhuman3596 i actually gave im and im 14 too

[@sohammore6517]

C++ is one of these as it is the base for everything (even classes)

[@MelodicEgghead]

I think HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are very important to learn first, in that order, and then go from there. Even though those first two aren't programming languages because there's no if/else aspect, for making websites for companies, it's good to know...

[@kumand8259]

What should I learn as a complete beginner Kotlin or Java ?

[@khaldvici]

python

[@enkindel]

Seriously, learn both. You won’t regret it. And don’t just focus on the language. Focus on how you learned a language. You will repeat that approach once you picked up another language. Just like the guy said, focus too on problem solving, data structures, algorithms, and solution design.

[@jasonjo1993]

Java

[@cindyl7153]

thanks for sharing your insight.. very kind of you.. most people dont do that.. and yes.. you may get some money from youtube.. but your heart is in the right place and i wish you all the best in your future endeavors.. keep being generous in spreading your wisdom and knowledge and it will be returned back to you :)

[@mohsinimam2048]

The real reason is that the students are just focusing on getting marks although they get knowledge but their main focus is to get marks but eventually they have no knowledge and after getting degree which tells that how much knowledge they have but in interview they have no knowledge so they couldn't get job as they cant help the world And we study for getting knowledge so that we can help the world and then we get something in return (money) but we should never seek for it as a reason of doing work , remember if your focus will on money for doing anything you will never be succeed Money is an important aspect of life but not every aspect of life. If we have knowledge and degree then we can help world if we have knowledge but no degree then we can also help world by giving test of knowledge (or any other method) but if we have only degree but no knowledge then we are obviously not qualified for helping world and if get job so by source then we could not do work and couldn't help world due to lack of knowledge .Aur ha steve jobs ka jo bhi percentage ho ya bhle hi vo college dropout the but apni line me interested the air usme bhot hardwork kiye with consistency and patience but aur agar students bhi apne INTRESTED line hardwork patience and consistency ke sath kam krenge to they will also be successful aur ha ye bs excuse hai na pdhne as marks tell how much knowledge we have aur ha And if you give exams there your knowledge is tested so that you have enough knowledge to get into next class and if you are giving competitive exams then you only get selected if you have scored enough(based on merit) which shows that you have enough knowledge to goto institute for taking further knowlege in your intrested line as you have enough knowledge of previous things to gain next so that you have full knowledge and you can help the world at great level although there also you requires a lot of hardwork to get experienced and can improve,create or run the things to ease people and save their time which they can use in other work If you do the work in which you are interested with hardwork patience and consistency smartly then you will be successful .Smart work with hard work is key to success now smart means doing the same work with efficient manner with minimum time and doing more work in your line smartly it is hard work . In some schools the rules are so strict that they just focus on rules instead of studying instead of it the school should focus more on studies/or any other curricular activities like sports e games etcwith moderate rules and regulations.

[@yassinhakim3742]

Im 16 and i really love coding and this is my plan: I started with html then C# and with the knowledgr of C# it will be pretty easy to learn java and then imma learn C++ in school and JS alone

[@TryNot2Hate]

Mine is: Python (Html) Css JavaScript And maybe c++ after

[@ioannapapadopoulou6789]

Html is not a programming language :p

[@yassinhakim3742]

@@ioannapapadopoulou6789 still, it was my first language to learn

[@Madbandworld]

@@ioannapapadopoulou6789 It is programming language for browser. But yes it is not made for programs.

[@sevenaries]

TLDR: 1. JavaScript 2. Python 3. Java 4. Swift 5. Ruby Honourable Mentions: 1. Go 2. Kotlin 3. SQL

[@sujanpaudel2031]

❤️ from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@pakigya]

Sujan Paudel same!!

[@chuckray9339]

Sujan Paudel What language Nepal use?

[@sujanpaudel2031]

Chuck Ray Programming language or National language ?

[@sujanpaudel2031]

Republic of Mukam National language - Nepali !!

[@SanketVersedTv]

bro programming ko field ma ho kya ho?