THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES: A SURVEY STUDY

Ruchi Sharma

Abstract


Since the beginning of computers, thousands of programming languages are designed. However, a comparatively few proportions of those really placed to sensible use within the trade. Some languages are developed and/or adopted by the academic community for teaching functions. Three of the most widespread programming languages C, C# and Java are chosen to be the objects to study. A Survey was conducted; feedback from students also gathered to evaluate which language is better in the following parameters: Readability, Reusability, Portability, and Expressiveness.


Keywords


C, C#, Java, Survey, Readability, Re-usability, Portability, Expressiveness.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.26483/ijarcs.v10i3.6442

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