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Which is most future proof language among all of these?
like which one is going to be used most among all languages in the future. any ideas???
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I'm just gonna put C# here
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Assembly? Machine code? Maaaybe C?
I'm thinking long future though. Likely, learning Java will be the best bet for now.
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some languages have been around for decades already: take c for example wikipedia says it first appeared in 1972, and as we know people are still learning it and using it. C is old enough that in theory, someone who started their career age twenty and used c in its early years would be roughly retirement age now. C still has its benefits, for certain things, but I wouldn't want to use it for developing apps (not that I have learnt c). I'd say C is basically a permanent language at this point for stuff where performance really matters, and for where stuff like object orientation and ties to a particular OS are not important. For making apps or serving websites, I think companies and open source groups will continue to bring out improved languages and frameworks for faster and better development. Fortunately for app/web developers, if you can learn one language, you can learn others; new langauges and frameworks that try to replace others, have to be easy enough to learn in order to gain traction.