Starting with de facto ruler of all coding languages based on the number of usages worldwide, Java.  Java is synonym with the saying, “write once and run everywhere”. A language that is commonly used in mobile application and game building, Java developer are believed to be among highest earners when it comes to salary structure among coding professionals.

The versatility of Java usages either front-end or back-end, novice coders who begin mastery of Java can easily master other languages as well.

A language which was created in late 1980’s although just started to gain popularity due to emergence of Big Data Analytics as a key component in all major industries. Growing at a staggering usage of 25% all over the world, Python might trump Java soon to be the most common language used.

Malaysia companies who uses Python in their daily business processes including Quantips Sdn Bhd, Century Software Sdn Bhd, ACE EdVenture Digital, Tuxuri Sdn Bhd, SolutionX Sdn Bhd, Logistics Consulting Asia, Timedot com, OnApp KL, and Infinite Code.

Language that is comparative easy to master due to intuitive and clear-syntax, our best bet is Python will be the language for the future. Learn them now in Kuala Lumpur Training Center.

Commonly confused with Java due to having “Java” before the script, Javascript is a totally unrelated coding language. Consider to impossible to not use them in any form of coding projects, Javascript is essential for front-end development but not limited to them since they can also be used in back-end network application through Node.js.

The back-end compatibility with popular ecosystems such Linux, SunOS, Mac OS X and Windows makes Javascript proficiency to be highly hirable.

C-family programming languages are thought to be an old-school form of coding along with Java and C#. An object-oriented language, C++ are commonly used for higher level applications such as computer graphics, computer games and virtual reality.

PHP which stands for Hypertext Preprocessor is the heart of millions of websites world-wide. Familiar with WordPress, Drupal or Joomla!, popularly used Content Management Systems (CSM) for websites, all of them run on PHP. Haven’t heard of those how about Facebook? Yap, they are made using PHP as well.

A must learn language for aspiring web developers, PHP can work with heavy data reliant websites and app developments.

SQL is a database query language (SQL stands for Structured Query Language) can be shortly put as a coded version of Excel. However, they don’t have the easy and intuitive nature of Excel.

In fact, SQL work together with other languages coming together as a package in extracting, transfer and loading data in decipherable data.

One of the youngest languages comparatively to other language listed in this guide, Swift is Apple’s new language option to build native iOS and Mac application. Growing in popularity among the app building community due to outperforming native apps, Swift is a must learn language for iOS Developers.

Rising quickly as a popular coding language among the programming community, Ruby is another script that is commonly associated with web development. We know, our guide has earmarked some languages as being easy to be learned, however based on our research in their community it seems to suggest that Ruby is one of the easiest languages to be mastered!