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Top 4 Dying Programming Languages of 2019 | by Clever Programmer - YouTube
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what is a few beautiful person this is
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Connie here from clever programmer not
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come today bringing you the top four
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dyeing programming languages in 2019 and
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going on to 2020 so let's talk about
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this what the hell is happening now
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first few things I just want to address
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before we continue the reason why you
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would want to know these things is so
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you can help decide what part where you
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want ahead with your career okay
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and obviously other things like one
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programming language doesn't ultimately
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matter because when you're working on a
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project sometimes you're using multiple
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programming languages but I think this
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is still something really fascinating
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and interesting to talk about so we're
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gonna talk about it in this video we're
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gonna focus on data analytics and trends
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in Google not my personal opinion okay
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because my personal opinion doesn't
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matter but let's look at what the
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behavior of the world is and use that
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and that's why we're gonna be using the
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Pipal index the popularity of a
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programming language index instead of
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the Tobii index which is the TI obe
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index and now i'm going to talk about
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why you should be using it
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Pipal is a leading indicator as opposed
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to a lagging indicator okay for example
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it says here on the pipe a platform
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which is pretty smart and they say that
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you know how do we actually use searches
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and comes up with this index is based on
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how many web pages there are for a given
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language well if you take a language
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like C it says it can't Objective C
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programming has over 20 million pages on
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the web while c programming has only 11
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million
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this explains why objective-c has a high
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TI obe Toby ranking but who is reading
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those Objective C webpages hardly anyone
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according to Google Trends data an
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Objective C programming is searched 30
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times less than C program in fact the
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use of programming ready Toby index is
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misleading so I agree with this okay
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it's misleading you want to look at what
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the trends aren't now instead of a
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indicator like webpages so for example
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if we go to this and I'm gonna be going
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in and order alright so if we go to this
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you can see the based on a popularity of
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a language worldwide where language is
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ranked so right now you have Python at
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the top then you got Java then you got
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JavaScript and then goes on so on and so
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forth okay and where the trend is headed
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so they're using Google Trends so now if
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I actually type in Python and I select
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programming language and then I type in
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JavaScript and I select the programming
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language you can see and I choose the
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last five years notice what happens
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right Python is the blue javascript is
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the red so the JavaScript is winning in
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the start and python is here but as you
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keep going further and further you see
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that python ultimately dwarfs out
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javascript now you might be thinking
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wait this can't be true
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here's another way to look at it you can
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go to youtube and you can actually type
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in python and look at the views on the
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tutorials in the last year alright this
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should prove it to you you have eight
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point three million views for this
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Python course you have four million
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views in the last six months for this
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program with Masch course you can see my
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beautiful face here in my tutorial here
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I have a file or a long tutorial that I
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put on this now if you do the same thing
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with JavaScript you'll notice that the
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views are way lower 1.8 million 1.1
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million five hundred forty-seven
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thousand so let me propose a question to
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you why would there be less people
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searching for something if there was a
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higher demand for it they wouldn't right
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so the demand is directly correlated
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with the amount of people searching for
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something so YouTube Google Trends these
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are pretty good indicators so now with
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the fact stablished let's get into the
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top for dying programming languages
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and how can you use that data to make a
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better decision in your life top 4 Ruby
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so ruby is a programming language that's
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more on the decline will it completely
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die off we don't know or there's still
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jobs available for it and developers
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getting paid for it absolutely but it
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but it is certainly not on a higher
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trend the growth of it is actually on
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the more declining and alright so you
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can see here based on the popularity
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ruby is ranking 12th and it's on the
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decline and it's losing its share and it
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has a downward trend if we go here and
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we type in Ruby it's a programming
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language we can actually search this up
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and even though this is not a good data
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to look at but you can see it's either
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staying stagnant or declining it's
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definitely not growing there was a there
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was a time where people were searching
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it up and there was some there was a
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little incline but that was back in 2006
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and since then it's been on a steady
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decline and now it's even more so okay
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and we can we can confirm this by typing
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in Ruby and what you'll see here is one
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year ago 207,000 whereas on the Python
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toes 8 million views right so that
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should just make it very very dead
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simple so that's the top 4 dying
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programming language now let's move on
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to number 3 Objective C so this
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programming language certainly not on
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the incline and has a downward trend and
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it's a pretty big programming language
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so let's type that in Objective C and
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here comes the programming language
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which is different than just the search
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term and you can see that the popularity
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of the it was at 1 since 2004 and it's
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still at a 1 now let's take a look on
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YouTube and type in objective-c so
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there was a tutorial by Derrick bonus
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four years ago and I got two hundred
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fifteen thousand views but unfortunately
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beyond that there doesn't seem to be
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much of a demand for objective-c at all
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and it is one of the programming
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languages that is dying so if you're
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using it probably stop go on to
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something else obviously unless you have
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a job in Objective C then you should
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stay there
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that's three number two dying
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programming language is Perl so let's
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take a look at what's happening with
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Perl pearl is right here certainly on a
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downward trend and if we type that in
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so Perl was pretty popular around 2004
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and then it had a very very sharp
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declines this is a really stark contrast
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that we see over here because you go
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from that popular to that dying I mean
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that's insane right and then Python just
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push I mean this is flying flying baby
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number one staying number one
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consistently so that's the situation
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that's happening with Perl unfortunately
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and Perl you definitely kind of on a
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stay away from it this article sky by
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sky well software this is a company that
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wrote it and it says basically is Perl
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dead the story of Perl is a very sad one
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as it went through from one of the top
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programming languages but as time went
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on it became viewed as a right only
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language which triggered its demise
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early on it was viewed as very useful
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and pragmatic but it came with a lot of
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caveats the creators of pearl stud
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started to pile on features but they did
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not plan out how all of them will be
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synced the developer community noticed
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this problem and created Perl 6 but it
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was not enough to keep Perl in demand in
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the end it had a good run but it would
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be better to forget about this language
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and focus on something that is more
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popular now really harsh to read such a
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thing about a programming language but
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it is the truth and these are facts and
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this is data and numbers don't lie
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so that is Perl
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and in the number1 of dying programming
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language javascript' I'm kidding I'm
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kidding
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Visual Basic ok so let's take a look at
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what's happening with Visual Basic we
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have a downward trend the order that I
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have by the way of saying these is not
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in any particular order but so you know
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it's not like this is the most dying out
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of all of them but Visual Basic which
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was pretty heavily used and has its so
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much popularity in 2004 it was at a
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hundred out of a hundred people were
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using Visual Basic but then just look at
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what happened and look at the decline I
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mean this is insane
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and now it's a dying programming
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language that's why what you want to do
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is you want to pick a Pro see it's not
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just about programming language right
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but then when you but whatever
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programming language that you actually
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choose will morph and will define what
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your career comes out to be I mean if
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you're a Python guy you're gonna be
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learning frameworks like Django and it's
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gonna be defining kind of what you do
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you're gonna be doing things with data
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and Alice says more and more because
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they're gonna be hearing about it there
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are more libraries about it so you're
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gonna be doing that more and more if
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you're a JavaScript guy you're gonna be
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working on nodejs and you're gonna be
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doing a lot of the front-end stuff and
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all like by default right lots of the
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projects and tutorials by default are
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gonna make your behavior going that way
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so why you have to be careful about the
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language that you keep close to your
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heart is because it can drive a lot of
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your future behavior for example my
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friend Tenzin he's really good at
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javascript he picked JavaScript but he's
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more of a front end and a full stack
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developer whereas with Python I
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primarily focus on most of the backend
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so I'm a really strong back-end
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developer right I and my data analysis
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game is pretty strong so all of those
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things for me became stronger and my
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friend and is weaker so the language
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will kind of influence what you learned
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how you learn it how well you learn it
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so I think that's why it's kind of
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important and you
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this is more of a fun video I think it's
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important that you be looking at these
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metrics and be careful about which
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direction you're heading in well this is
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September 1st and it's 10:00 a.m. right
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now so I just want to make this video in
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the morning for you this is it this is
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coffee I love your face please to help
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out this channel hit the like button hit
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