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Programming languages: Which was most popular each year? (free PDF)

While Java, C, and Python top the list of the most popular programming languages right now, the developer world remains ever-changing, as seen by the fluctuating popularity of top coding languages each year on the TIOBE Index. Here are the most popular programming language of each year, according to the TIOBE Index.

Autonomous vehicles and the enterprise

Driverless cars are the world's most prominent example of AI and robotics in action. But driverless trucks, semis, delivery vehicles, drones, and other UAVs are poised to unleash a new level of automation in the enterprise.