Coding languages

The term coding languages refer to the different formats that use varying symbols to code.

Coding languages are very important, as without coding language we would have no means of communicated and instructing computers.

Coding languages are tools, and we choose different tools for different jobs. Ruby and JavaScript are great for building web sites; Java and C++ are often used for financial trading; Python and R are the tools of choice for analysing statistics. Coding languages all do the same thing generally, however, some perform better in areas than others. Furthermore, some users just have a preference for one over as our minds all work differently and we all find different things easier or harder to work with.

• Java: Java is grounded in readability and simplicity making it popular with users. It can be utilized for mobile-based applications, enterprise level purpose, creating desktop applications and establishing Android apps on tablets and smartphones.
• JavaScript: Not to be confused with Java, Java script is used to make web pages interactive. For example, JavaScript can be used to add effects to web pages, display pop-up messages or to create games with basic functionality. JavaScript is also the scripting language of the World Wide Web and is built into all major web browsers.
• C#: C# is a relatively new programming language designed by Microsoft for a wide variety of enterprise applications that run on the framework of .NET. It is a simple, modern, type safe and object coding language./li>
• C++: This is a general-purpose object-orientated programming. There is an extensive list of applications written in C++, including Adobe and Microsoft applications, Mongo DB databases and large parts of Mac OS/X. C++ is the best language to learn for performance critical applications such as “twitch” game (a type of video gameplay scenario that tests a player's reaction time. Eg. Shooting games.) development or audio/video processing.
• PHP: PHP or Hypertext Pre-processor is a well-known programming language. PHP is the foundation of many strong content management systems, eg. Word Press and is a valuable programming language for the developers and programmers.
• Python: python has the ability to expand web apps, data analysis, user interfaces, and many more. In addition, frameworks are available for these tasks.

However, these are only some popular coding languages, there is a whole host of others that I have not covered.