In my previous post, I discussed the importance of apps in our lives, how they are made, and why should you learn to make them. I mentioned that the apps are made up using various kinds of Programming Languages, and in this post, I will show you the key differences between some of the most popular Programming Languages, which will help you compare between different languages you would want to start learning for initiating your career in the cyber world. Let's get started! Python Python is an interpreted, high-level language, and was first released in 1991 as Python 0.9.0, and Python 3.9 is currently the latest stable version of the language available. Python is the most developer-friendly programming language because of its easy-to-read syntax and a comprehensive set of built-in utilities. This much-loved design of the language is based on the Zen of Python which is a collection of 19 principles for writing computer programs. According to the StackOverflow Develope
We knowingly, as well as unknowingly use many apps or software many times a day, and for almost any task. If you ask for examples, then they are difficult to count. Ever heard of WhatsApp? I bet you have. Along with such online chat software, you might have encountered social media applications like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc., or maybe news applications, even a web browser on which you are probably looking at this post! These all are examples of some Applications and Softwares, and you cant probably imagine life without using any app of any kind these days. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we all have relied on various apps and websites to keep us connected and to entertain ourselves in this unpredictable situation. Schools started using various platforms like Zoom , Google Meet , or Microsoft Teams for conducting online classes, usage of apps like Adobe Scan grew to send official documents, homework or assignments, and whatnot. Various businesses started moving