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A brief introduction to computer languages

Our website is frequented by people interested in internet tools, so trying to provide some information about the popular languages ​​that run the computer world,

 And hoping that this information about these computer languages ​​might be useful for new learners,

  So let us give you a brief introduction to the most used coding languages ​​today

  Programming languages ​​are the core of software.  They are used to build everything from simple websites to computer tools and complex operating systems.  There are hundreds of different programming languages, but some are more popular than others.

  In this article, we will discuss today's most used coding languages ​​as well as older languages.  We will try to explore their history, their strengths and weaknesses, and their current and future uses.

  History of programming languages

  The first programming language was created in the 1950s.  The language was called FORTRAN, and it was designed for scientific computing.  FORTRAN was a major breakthrough, and paved the way for the development of many other programming languages.

  In the 1960s, several new programming languages ​​were created, including COBOL, ALGOL, and LISP.  These languages ​​are used for a variety of purposes, including business applications, scientific computing, and artificial intelligence.

  In the 1970s, the first object-oriented programming languages ​​were created.  This language was called Small Talk, and it was a major innovation.  Object-oriented programming is now the dominant paradigm in programming, and most modern programming languages ​​support it.

  In the 1980s and 1990s, several new programming languages ​​were created, including C++, Java, and JavaScript.  These languages ​​are still widely used today, and are the basis of many popular software applications.

  The most commonly used coding languages ​​today are:

  Python: Python is a general purpose language that is easy to learn and use.  Python is often used for data science, machine learning, and web development.

  Java: 

Java is a general purpose language known for its reliability and security.  Java is widely used for enterprise applications and mobile development.

  C++:  

C++ is a powerful language often used for system programming and game development.  C++ is a compiled language, which means that it is converted to machine code before being run.

JavaScript: JavaScript is a scripting language used to add interactivity to web pages.  JavaScript is also used for server-side development and mobile development

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 In addition, any tools, etc., that we use are used in websites or applications

  C: 

C is a procedural language often used for low-level programming.  C is a compiled language, and it is known for its speed and efficiency.

  Swift: Swift is a new language designed to be more secure and modern than Objective-C.  Swift is often used for iOS and macOS development.

  R:

 R is a statistical language often used for data analysis and machine learning.  R is an interpreted language, which means that it is executed line by line.

  Go: 

Go is a new language designed to be simple and efficient.  Go is often used for web development and distributed systems.

  These are just a few of the many programming languages ​​in use today.  The best language for you will depend on your specific needs and goals.  If you are new to programming, I recommend starting with a general purpose language like Python or Java.  Once you have a good grasp of the basics, you can explore other languages ​​that are more specialized for your interests.

  The future of programming languages

  The future of programming languages ​​is uncertain, but one thing is certain: there will always be a need for new languages ​​to meet the ever-changing needs of software development.

  Some of the trends shaping the future of programming languages ​​include:

  The growing popularity of cloud computing and mobile development.

  Increasing demand for security and reliability.

  The need for languages ​​that are easy to learn and use.

  Development of new paradigms for programming, such as functional programming and reactive programming.

  It is impossible to say with certainty what the future holds for programming languages, but it is clear that the field is constantly evolving.  As new technologies emerge, new languages ​​will be developed to meet the requirements of these technologies.

  The catchphrase is:

  Programming languages ​​are the tools we use to create software.  They are constantly evolving to meet the needs of software developers.  The most used coding languages ​​today are Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, C, Swift, R, Go, and many more.

  The most used coding languages ​​today.

Programming languages ​​are the core of software.  They are used to build everything from simple websites to complex operating systems.  There are hundreds of different programming languages, but some are more popular than others.

  On the coding languages ​​used in programming as we have discussed above.  Below we tell you about some of the languages ​​in common use today

 PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor):

 PHP is a server-side scripting language originally designed for web development.  Rasmus Lerdorf initially created it in 1994, and the language was later improved upon by Brendan Eich and renamed PHP while hosting growth.  Now PHP is a unique language that is used for server-side programming, and helps to dynamically create web pages on a web server.

 The biggest advantage of PHP is that it works in harmony with hardware and software.  This language is considered very popular for web development, and with its help we can dynamically create any web page that stores user information on the server side.  It is used in web forms, web portals, internet shopping carts, web-based applications, and interactive websites when available.

 HTML (Hypertext Markup Language):

 HTML is a markup language used to mark up the basic design of web pages.  It was first created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1990.  HTML is the foundation of web development and without it web pages cannot be represented properly.

 We structure a web page using HTML tags that include various elements such as text, images, links, forums, etc.  The basic structure of HTML is called "hypertext" that links text that is linked to other web pages or documents.

 The detailed form of HTML uses tags in the structure syntax, such as <html>, <head>, <body>, <p>, <a>, <img>, <form>, etc.  Each tag contains specific information or elements that allow the browser to display the web page correctly.

 HTML is the basic element of web development and along with it using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript (JavaScript) we design and create websites.

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 Hope this article has given some good information to newbies learning programming.

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 Certainly, a few are giving details of the inventors and the symbols used to identify these languages:

 But keep in mind that symbols or icons are not the official icons of all these languages.

 But these symbols are commonly used for coding languages ​​so every new learner should know about them,

 Or those who work on computers that are related to coding, such as website designers, etc., then it is good for them to recognize these symptoms.

  1. PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor):

     - Inventor: Rasmus Lerdorf

     Year of Invention: 1994

     - Symbol: The PHP logo is a blue circle with the letters "PHP" in white.

     ![PHP logo]

  2. HTML (Hypertext Markup Language):

     - Inventor: Tim Berners-Lee

     Year of Invention: 1990

     - Symbol: There is no specific official logo for HTML, but the language is often represented by the following symbol, which is the text "<html>" written inside angle brackets.

     `<html>`

     ![HTML Symbol]

  Please note that PHP has a specific logo, HTML has no official logo, but angle brackets "<>" are usually attached to the language.