That was what I was looking for - php and node.js seem most popular with younger people, but not by much. What is surprising is that game development is much more popular with younger people than web development.
That mostly younger generation uses Stack Overflow and thus age-over-languages cannot be extracted from the data analysis.
We are just learning statistics and probability and i think this happens if the sample data is incorrect or not diverse enough.
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would be a good indicator for some future estimates, but lisp, ruby, python etc are all around 30yrs.
That was what I was looking for - php and node.js seem most popular with younger people, but not by much. What is surprising is that game development is much more popular with younger people than web development.
- as are c and c++. What gives?
That mostly younger generation uses Stack Overflow and thus age-over-languages cannot be extracted from the data analysis. We are just learning statistics and probability and i think this happens if the sample data is incorrect or not diverse enough.
A fair number of schools still use C and C++ as the language of instruction.