JavaScript, Python and Java continue to rule RedMonk's programming language rankings

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Python tied with Java as the second most popular programming language

JavaScript, Python and Java continue to be the most popular programming languages among developers, according to the latest Programming Language Rankings report released by IT consultancy RedMonk. ...

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