Top 5 Programming Languages to Learn to Get a Job at Google, Facebook, Microsoft, etc. 

FYI, go to 2:54 if you just want to see my list of top 5 programming languages. And here’s my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/csdojo Also, I'd recommend my Python tutorials for absolute beginners: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z1Yd7upQsXY.html EDIT: As I mentioned in the video, I've built this list with the job market and ease of learning as my main criteria. That's why I decided to put, for example, Ruby instead of PHP in my list (Ruby has a really nice, simple syntax). If I were to add two more languages to this list, I think they would be PHP and C#-- they would also be great languages to learn considering the current job market. I'm personally not too experienced with their syntax though-- would be great if I could get some comments about how they are from you guys. Anyway, I’ll see you guys in the next video! :)

1. C++ - For performance specific programming 2. Java - For enterprise web applications 3. Python - For prototyping, graphics, artificial intelligence

Coronavirus outbreak: starts People: lets learn programming!

3:22 lmafo Google shows a pic of Taylor swift instead of the language

4: Ruby 3: Swift 2: Java 1: Python 0: JavaScript you're welcome

Great video YK! Definitely agree on JavaScript (#1) and Python (#2)!

I've been binging your channel for a couple of days, and just wanna say that your vibe and energy are just perfect. I've watched so many anxiety-inducing development channels but yours is chill, concise, and extremely well-informed and well put together. Thank you.

_C++ is waiting for your introduction_ YK: remember to subscribe, bye! C++: what the f… ????

i really love your videos, giving us the straight forward info we need, really good job and keep it up man

You have the answers to all my questions, Thumbs up!!

-I love how he's smiling in each of his thumbnails-

I've just found your channel, and I love it! I am just getting into programming now and your content is so helpful and so easy to follow, I love it! Keep it up :)

Thank you for your high quality videos! Helped me a lot!❤️

am really appreciating to how you have explained to us i will continue to concentrate to you videos and lessons

I recently started my training in Python after all my engineering competitive exams got over, & will join my college's CSE branch in July. Looking for Python guides, I came across your channel which is extremely informative to beginners in CSE. I'll be coming back to your videos throughout the next 4 years as a fellow subscriber, keep up the good work!

You are such a good person bro, I have just watched 3 videos from you and you encouraged me to keep studying computer science. You are a genius in everything and very good comedian by the way. I’ll watch all your videos. Thanks for all your tips and advices. I wish you the best

In my school days, I learned three different third-generation programming languages (BASIC, COBOL, FORTRAN) and one second-generation programming language (Honeywell General Maco Assembler Program (GMAP)). This gave me the foundation and knowledge to read a programmer's manual and quickly learn other third- and fourth-generation languages.

My list would be 1) Python for data science and machine learning, 2) Kotlin for making robust Android apps and avoiding Java pitfalls, 3) Swift for making elegant iOS apps , 4) C for writing OS kernel stuff and a wealth of high performance libraries, 5) Javascript for writing event based Nodejs backends and data visualisation user interfaces.

Thanks for your helpful video! I recently found your channel and it is most efficient and easiest understanding channel so far!

4:07 "it's not the easiest language to learn since it's more complex than others" me explaining my reasoning in science exam

Thanks for your video. I started Python learning and it's really great to learn something new. Hope I'll be able to switch my career successfully.

Thank you very much! Your videos give me motivation to work and learn new programming languages)

Thank you! you seem more interested in helping provide clear, succinct and relevant information, than to simply chat with no clear goal in mind. Thank you.

got accidently here , and you cleared everything i wanted to know from 6 six months thank you so much 😊

I'm actually practicing with c#. I love it. Compared to Java it's a lot cleaner.

Thanks bro your video is very much interesting!!! 5claps

Thank you so much cs dojo! keep the good work,we love you)

Great video. Thank you for the advice, I am just getting started and this helped a lot. Good luck to you my guy.

C#. C Sharp is cross platform. It works on Android, IOS, and can build desktop apps, Games etc.. it's similar to Java

I'd say C++ would be the best. I'm not saying that just because i love C++, but with C++ knowledge you can easily learn most other "modern" languages. Learning Java or Javascript on the other hand teaches you almost nothing about pointers/references, memory management, etc, so if you learn Java and then try to learn C++ you'll be shocked with how much additional stuff you have to take care of and all the kinds of different adressing methods. Some people might argue C would be even better for that, but personally i think C is a bit too cumbersome to me, due to lack of classes, templates and whatnot. C++ is for me the perfect gold between "not as cumbersome as C, but low-level enough to have good control over what's going on, having control over in what way things are passed around aswell as getting good knowledge for learning other languages".

The fact that you say the minute in which you talk about what the title says is just amazing , i barely comment / like / sub but u just got me with that . Good vids¡

Hey man your videos are super clear, concise and informative. Thanks so much liked and subbed

3:21 - seems like taylor swift is more popular than swift 😂😂

Your smile makes everything interesting

Thanks man this just cleared the cloud in my mind

I've always been thinking that languages don't matter at all for top companies like Google and Microsoft, since I saw so many job posting where they ask only basics, but more on theory side. And it makes sense because you can pick up a language rather quick. I've always been under the impression that the most important things for them were: algorithms, maths, logic etc.

you've mentioned Microsoft but didn't mentioned C#/C++. So, why you've mentioned Microsoft then at all?

The best language to start off with is SQL It is easy and gives a lot of confidence to the user. Also there are many editors available with already existing tables

thank u so much, these information is really useful for me, since I'm really a beginner in this field..

Your videos so meaningful,intereeesting,informative and simple for understanding,thank you so much.Good luck to you!

there is no conception of so called "top language". what language to learn totally depends on what career path you want to go through. data science, machine learning? absolutely python business development? java web development? html/css/javascript and many frameworks portable device app? swift for ios, java for android low level and system programming? C/C++, maybe Rust

Thanks budd. Love from India :)

Very clear explanation. Thank You very much !

Thanks for all your insight!

him : *says javascript is easy me : *laughs in promises*

Personally my list would be C++, C#, python, Go, and Javascript.

Thank you for sharing. Your videos are really informative. The best so far that I have been browsing :).

Thanks for this video... very exciting

Cool... I'm learning Python currently, will work on JavaScript soon after I get a grasp on Python

I really like your videos !!!!

good work done, CS Dojo. keep it up

I love your content and I just joined your discord yesterday!

I'm going to learn Python this summer.

3:22 Searches swift *gets taylor swift on the right side*

Thank you for this vid. Your helping me prepare for a future job

I appreciate how you explain it to us it's really going to help

I would also add Scala, it's probably the most used language in big data

I must say i really prefer C# to Java. I feel like the whole ecosystem around it is better and it takes the good parts of Java and leaves the bad out. Also currently reading into python. Maybe i am a bit biased because C# was my first langauge to get really fluent in, but i somehow never got along with Java. I tried but i just prefer C#.

Thank you for the overview! I'm 32. And just trying toswitching career to programming. I'm 2 weeks in learning Java. I thought it a general good base to start. Although the progression is going slow, but i don't mind. Would you recommend switching to JavaScript or Python? I would like to get a programming job in 6 months or so if possible. since the video is 3 years old, maybe new development?

Thank you so much for this video

I see you do a lot of hardwork for the videos. And I like your content❤️

i just subbed him when he gave time of those language names

Thank you for advice ☺️

This is very helpful thank you.

Thank you coach

I love doing U.I it helps me to express my inner creativity and also I love doing the back end part. Currently I'm a junior web developer of a small company in my country. This one helps me to decide which language should I learn first. Thanks to you mate! :)

Great information. Thank you

Great video, keep going on

hey pls make a video for c and c++ language as it makes the basics strong for algo and data structure

Hi dojo. U r doing absolutely good job.. Hats off. Can u please start java script tutorials? Would be so helpful if u give us some beginners information about java script.. thank uhh..

Thanks, Man U Have Helped Me a Lot

Thanks for sharing.

I have learned Javascript, React, Ruby, Ruby on Rails. I would like to learn React Native and Python with whatever the current most popular frameworks and libraries. Tech is always changing and popularity is always shifting.

very nice and informative video, but what about C++ ? how is it in comparison to Python (with respect to ML especially) Plz must reply

Very good video, even you having your accent it's really easy to understand you, I highly appreciate this skill, congrats!

You is a really nice guy. I really appreciate your videos. Stay safe everyone!

Depending your requirements you can use javascript for mobile development too with Apache Cordova, React Native (there are a lot other solutions). You can even build desktop app with electron, Visual Studio Code use that technology.

I think learning Java first would give a better grip over other programming languages too ... It is harder which makes your mind challenging and after learning it you will get a good mind set to learn other programming languages in a much faster way!! That’s it for today!! Bye🤗🤗🤗

Hey CS Dojo! If I wanted to build an affiliate tracking software, is Python and JavaScript enough? I'm currently learning Python.

I started the university and they are already teaching me java for first language, is that good? Im getting good on it, I can do the things but shouldn't we start with a more basic language than java? I want your opinion

1. c# 2. php 3. c++ 4. python 5. javascript

I was exposed to Delphi when I was in grade school. And then I learned C++ extensively at University. (Pointers, Classes: Inheritence, Encapsulation, Composition, design patterns) Once I learned these, It didn’t take me long to pick up Java. And SAS needs time, but I would have struggled if I didn’t go through C++ If you spend a year with C++, you can hop to anything. Python and R was a piece of cake after C++ and Java

Thank you so much please upload more videos sir!

You are genius,you motivate me to start working and develop myself,thank you for motivation ❤️

I’m in in transition phase from BA to Python And believe me it’s great language to have hands on... I am going with data science so python and statistics plus SQL with Tableau is must

What do you think about .net, totally i understand, that it will helps to get a job in microsoft, but what in the others companies, isn't popular?

C++ is one of these as it is the base for everything (even classes)

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!! Great Video

As a full stack developer, i work both on back end and front end. I primarily work with Java , JavaScript, typescript, develop Android app, which is java basically and also SAP Fiori for UI5. But i totally agree that Python and Swift are a good language to start with. I too am thinking to start learning Python, i heard its fairly easy. Great video :)

I wanna learn Python and Javascript 😍😍😍

Great video!

Im suprised C# didnt make the list considering you do more with such as building Desktop, Web Apps, & Mobile apps for both ios and Android.

Ooo that's why I was lagging in my work. I want to create an app and I was running behind python Instead Swift 😊😊😊😊😊thanku Sir Can u make video on swift please

thanks for sharing your insight.. very kind of you.. most people dont do that.. and yes.. you may get some money from youtube.. but your heart is in the right place and i wish you all the best in your future endeavors.. keep being generous in spreading your wisdom and knowledge and it will be returned back to you :)

How to learn programming faster? Now I try to learn react native framework, so any resourse would you suggest?

I agreed with you regarding Go. I used to be a C++ and Ruby programmer but Go has become my favourite programming language.

You guys should learn Java, it is harder, true, but you get a vision about how all the rest works .

You chose your word wisely n it came out articulately..

Good videos YK. You inspired me to learn python. Without your vids I would have probably quit. THANK YOU!!

I love how he explains everything so cutely xDD