Which of the following is not a language commonly used for web programming? PHP Assembly Java Python

If you’re a software developer, then you probably—every now and then—feel overwhelmed by the super-fast pace at which our industry evolves, and that’s fine. I certainly feel that way sometimes, especially when trying to keep up with the latest trends.

But it’s possible to be well-informed about what’s going on out there, and use that information to your advantage, by being economical about your learning.

Sure, there are lots of programming languages. Sure, new ones keep being created every week—and don’t even get me started on JavaScript frameworks.

Do you need to learn all of them? Of course not.

First, learn about a number of the most popular programming languages. Then, narrow that list down, by picking the ones that make the most sense for your current knowledge level, employment status and other criteria that might make sense for your scenario.

For instance, if you intend to learn the functional paradigm, then pick a functional language from the list. Rinse and repeat.

That’s what this post is about. We’ve done the legwork for you, compiling a list of five of the most popular programming languages for 2019. Now you only have to read it and put it to good use.

(Hope this helped if not i am so so sorry hope you have a blessed day goodbye)