Top Programming Languages to Learn in 2021: Job Demand and Salary Overview
This article reviews the 2021 most in‑demand programming languages, presenting TIOBE ranking data, job vacancy counts from Indeed, and average salary figures from Glassdoor and ZipRecruiter for languages such as C, Java, Python, C++, C#, Visual Basic, and JavaScript.
We start by examining the 2021 programming languages that are most worth learning, using the TIOBE index as a popularity reference.
C : Widely used by companies like Facebook, Google, Apple, and Microsoft; over 43,620 job openings on Indeed and an average salary of $72,033 according to Glassdoor.
Java : Remains one of the world’s most popular languages; more than 81,488 job listings on Indeed and an average salary of $89,860 reported by Glassdoor.
Python : Popular object‑oriented language for data science, application development, and software engineering; 98,428 job opportunities and an average hourly wage of $52.
C++ : Used for applications, games, browsers, operating systems, etc.; over 46,542 job openings and an average salary of $109,666.
C# : Microsoft’s language, required by many software engineering positions; 38,705 vacancies and an average salary of $112,952 according to ZipRecruiter.
Visual Basic : Another Microsoft language still popular for various applications; 76,295 jobs on Indeed and an average salary of $78,314 on Glassdoor.
JavaScript : Enables interactive behavior on web pages, also used for server‑side and game development; 68,161 job openings and an average salary of $111,041.
Source: https://www.toutiao.com/i6998849939073843751/
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