which is best program language ?

Java, Ruby, Python etc are all good. You need to aim for a specific career and then chose the language. For eg. If you are planning to go to Japan where people ONLY speak Japanese, learning Russian won't help even if Russian is the most popular.

I have been in the field now for over 30 years, and have seen most of the languages above get created. :)

In my undergraduate degree, we had to take a "first programming class" (Pascal), Assembler, a 1 hour course on Fortran, and then could take one other programming course for credit (I took APL). Given all the languages at that time (yes, even back then!) we complained to our advisor that we should be allowed to take more of these classes for credit.

His response: If you know these languages, you can teach yourself a new language in a couple of weeks with a good reference book and a project to work on.

Overall, he was right.

Languages generally break down into procedural (like C, Java) or functional (like LISP/Scheme). Learn a small variety, especially if they look "completely foreign" to begin with. Enjoy!

The base concept of all programming is same .... If you are good in C and c++. you can work on any language.

C Language which provides the basics of coding. Learn thoroughly this Language along with some DBMS concepts which provides some understanding about how coding and databases are co-related.

Best Programming languages are

C ,C++ ,Python ,PHP ,VisualBasic.NET ,JavaScript ,Ruby ,VisualBasic
MATLAB ,Pascal ,Groovy ,Objective-C PL/SQL

Java, C, C++, RDBMS, DBMS, Visual C++

You can create quick and dirty code examples in a few lines of CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, Python or shell script. That's not necessarily the case for languages such as C, C#, Objective-C and Java which tend to be used for fewer larger projects
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Hi,

To start with you can learn C Language which provides the basics of coding. Learn thoroughly this Language along with some DBMS concepts which provides some understanding about how coding and databases are co-related.

C and c++.

JAVA & Basics of C

For 2016

1 JavaScript
2 Ruby
3 Python
4 PHP

its not like which one is good and which one is bad.. all are good but it depends in which one you are more interested, with which we love to work, you feel attractive.
What I personally like is SQL, pl-sql as in todays world its in good demand as well.