Surpass Java, Cruise! Python becomes the first programming language

Which computer language is the most promising? Let's take a look at the latest statistics.

Stack Overflow, a well-known website in the circle, shared the latest programming language page statistics, which showed that Python historically surpassed Java and JavaScript in the number of monthly active users in June this year.

Stack Overflow has up to 40 million monthly visitors, of which 16 million are professional developers or college students, and the results are representative.

Other fast-growing languages include Apple's Swift, Google's Go and Microsoft's TypeScript, but their basic share is still small.

At present, Python has steadily occupied the most popular language in the United States and the United Kingdom, and it is also in the ranks of TOP2 in high-income areas such as Canada, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

ZDNET believes that the versatility of Python is one of the biggest advantages, and it can be used in many fields, such as system operation, web development and deployment, and scientific modeling.

It is worth mentioning that IEEE (Electrical and Electronic Engineering Association) listed Python as the first programming language at the beginning of this year, although the options at that time were C, Java, Cellular, Cure, R, JavaScript PHP, Go,Swift and so on.