Choosing A Computer Language
If you are new to programming there is a bewildering array of possibilities. Which is the best language to start with is a question that will get many different answers - but knowing which one is right for you depends on what you hope to get out of it.
Udacity has come up with an infographic to help you make your own decision.


Udacity has looked at data for the top ten programming languages in the US based on IEEE Spectrum's 2014 Rankings. Looking at the most popular programming languages for 2015, reported last month by IEEE Spectrum there is no change in the selection of languages, but in 2015 (on rthe left) R has risen from 9th to 6th pushing down PHP, JavaScript and Ruby by one place each:


Udacity looks at various criteria for looking at which language to learn and of these salary might be the most important. This chart shows that Ruby and Matlab have the biggest paychecks - but this might be because there are few programmers with these skills:



If you are looking for a career then the number of job openings is probably something you need to balance against salary. Udacity points out that Java and JavaScript are the top languages hired for in most US states and that California has the most programming jobs on offer among all states.
Another factor could be the type of programming you want to get involved with. This chart from the infographic looks at the languages used in different environments:



PHP which is the lowest paid language is also the most restrictive in that it limits you to web development. R and Matlab are also present in only one category but as it is the currently rapidly expanding field of data analysis.
Udacity comments:
Given that Python comes third in terms of salary and figures in four out of 5 of the categories, including data analysis it seem like a good choice to make.
Python is also the language that is most on the up in the following popularity charts (based on the percentage of Google searches in the US for language tutorials). Notice however that it still hasn't achieved the the same level of interest as Java even though Java's chart shows a downward trend.

At the end of the day there are three more things to bear in mind.

• Learning a programming language is a good career move even if you don't intend to make a career out of it.
  
• If you do want a career as a programmer one language probably isn't going to be enough.
  
• Some languages are easier to learn, and more widely taught, than others.

Balancing job prospects against accessibility to complete beginners, JavaScript and Python would be my top recommendations for a first language.
Let me know if you agree - or better still make a different suggestion if you don't.

4 Ways to Pick Your First Programming Language

If you haven’t picked your first programming language, the programming world is your oyster. Yet with evangelists for every language telling you their language is the best, choosing one to start with can be incredibly overwhelming. We’ve looked at the data for the top ten programming languages in the US (based on IEEE Spectrum data) to help you pick the best language to start with based on your priorities in lifestyle, location, and career potential.
Python is a popular, well-paid language, being versatile enough to be used in many different applications, while Javascript is used widely across the country, and can be a good choice if you don’t want to relocate for a job. Although some newer programming languages, such as Swift, are not included, you shouldn’t discount the growth of their popularity. Career opportunities in iOS development using Swift, similar to Android development using Java, will increase as the field of mobile app development continues to expand.

There are many factors involved in choosing your first programming language. This data can help you figure out what works for you.

 KR Kumawat

How To Make a Effective Time Table For Studies-

As we know all the students want a magic trick by which they can get success in their exams. Magic may work in Magic Shows, not in real life. But what we are going to tell you will surely give success to all those students who are going to follow these tips.
Examination is a race of your knowledge with time. Time plays a key role in our success path.
Let’s talk some important point which works in time management.

• Crate A Graph:

In this phase you can write all those subjects which you have to complete before the exams. Make sure you add all the subjects which you haven’t completed yet.

• Priority:

Now you have to give priority to all the subjects which you note down in the graph. Give high priority to those subjects which you feel that they are difficult to study. And lowest priority to those subjects which you can prepare easily any time.

• Choose Your Energy Time:

As we know some peoples do their best in morning time and some do in evening. So same in that way you also choose which time is good for you, Means when you feel most energetic and able to give you best output.

• Divide Time:

It is the important part of your time management you need to divide the time in that manner in which you give maximum time to high priority subjects and less time to low priority subjects. Always study most priority subject in your energetic time.

• Set Target:

Always set a date or a time to complete a chapter or subject. And make sure you don’t feel pressure, take it lightly but focus on the target and try to achieve.

• Notes For Help:

If you feel some topics are tough and you will not be able to complete it without help. Note it in a list and must ask your parents or subject teacher. Do not leave any topic, may be it will come in exam and you lose your marks because of this.
So follow this and get ready for success. To all the students we wishes all the best for their studies.
If you have some other query related to studies you are free to ask us by giving your comments below in the comment box.

Memory tips – sharp your memory by – good eating, sleeping and learning habits, add some memory improvement tips for students. How a student can learn and retain their syllabus more effectively.
Every student knows that memory is important for learning. Usually many students if they have problem in learning then they blame their memory. So beware about your memory. In this competitive world every student wants their bright future.
On this page we provide you some Memory tips which helps you for sharp your memory.



Consume well- If you want sharp memory so you must take consume well food. Our whole body needs vitamin and nutrients so we need balance diet. Balance diet and healthy food sharp your memory. Consume well enhance your power to remember things.
Take rest properly- Take rest in between the study. Read only for 1 ½ hour regular and take rest for ½ hour  and in this duration of rest you can go for a walk or anything you like.
Exercise and Pranayam: When you feel tired then take a deep breath. You will feel better. Do some memory related yoga and Pranayam to refresh your mind.
Don’t take stress: Over stress on your mind will cause of many disease. Make yourself tension free because “Stress is nothing more than a socially acceptable form of mental illness”.
Make a Time Table: For your Daily routine make a time table and do all the work according to this time table. Through this you can decide the exact timing which you have to given to your study and how many times you should give for other works.
Follow these tips and do your study .You will definitely got success in your examinations.