Top 10 Programming Languages you Must Learn

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  C
  
  Developed by Dennis Ritchie in 1972, C Programming Language is a very user friendly language and is considered to be a base for other programming languages such as C#, C++.
  
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  C++
  
  Developed by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1979, C++ is an improved version of the C programming language. One of the disadvantages while writing a programme in C++ is that you can make a garbage collector.
  
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  Java
  
  Developed by James Gosling and Sun Microsystems in 1995, Java is an object oriented programming language. While Java has many advantages, one of its disadvantages is that it consumes relatively more memory than other programming languages.
  
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  PHP
  
  Designed by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1996, PHP is a must learn programming language used widely for creating web pages and different applications.
  
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  VB.Net
  
  VB.Net is an extremely sophisticated programming language and is in many ways similar to C++, Java and PHP programming languages. VB.Net offers high levels of security. However, it is quite slow as compared to C++ and Java.
  
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  AJAX
  
  AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It is a programming language used for developing web pages in tandem with other webpage developing languages such as JavaScript, XML and HTML.
  
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  C#
  
  C# was developed by Microsoft. In many ways, it is similar to VB.Net. Support for object oriented programming is included in C#. Major advantages of C# are its speed and garbage collection ability.
  
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  PYTHON
  
  Developed by Guido van Rossum in 1980, PYTHON is a very handy programming language. Availability of automatic memory management is a major benefit of this language. Moreover, it is open source unlike C#.
  
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  JavaScript
  
  JavaScript is an individual programming language and must not be confused with Java. In JavaScript, compilation is not required. Applications designed in JavaScript are much easy to download as compared to applications developed using other programming languages.
  
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  Ruby:
  
  Developed by Yukihiro Matsumoto in 1995, is a very useful language to learn when studying programme development.
  
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