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Upstart languages are creeping closer to the lead in the monthly Tiobe popularity index as software is adopted by more and more domains Keep on moving over, Java and C. Other languages are closing the ...

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When it comes to programming, Java, C, and C++ still rule the roost, according to this month’s Tiobe index of language popularity. But all three have suffered downturns from where they stood in the ...

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