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Why most of the companies using java!! why not other programming languages ?

 Here we got to know the answer!

Java will continue to allow programmers to build scalable, secure, and powerful applications thanks to all of its added capabilities like frameworks and APIs. Let’s see some of the reasons why large companies prefer Java over any other language?

Reliability, Object-Oriented, Platform-Independent, Scalability,High Performance, Open Source, Extendable, Easy to Learn, Robust, Rich Libraries,
Multi-Threading, Secure, Portable, Excellent Tooling, Standard API, Easy Integration, Efficient Garbage Collection, Rich GUI, Robust Memory, Management, Low Maintenance
Ok, features looks very interesting to use java for developing applications

The main thing here based on requirement and time complexities. They will choose programming languages. Each programming have their own features and it won't related another programming languages.
We can find below some laguages have their features and it's unique things it's supports in real time. Based on application, programming will coming into the structure.

Python: Readability, Versatility, Large Standard Library, Dynamic Typing
JavaScript: Client-Side Web Development, Event-Driven, Asynchronous Programming
C++: Performance, Object-Oriented, Low-Level Control
C# (C Sharp): Windows Ecosystem, Integration, Modern Language Features
Ruby: Productivity, Dynamic Typing, Ruby on Rails
Go (Golang): Concurrency, Compiled Language, Simplicity
Rust: Memory Safety, System Programming, Concurrency

Based on analysis will see, those programming languages which teams using ?

Backend engineer and developer team:
Languages : Java, Python, Node.js, Ruby
Frameworks : Spring boot, RESTful APIs, GraphQL
Communication processing : Kafka, RabbitMQ, Amazon SQS

DataEngineer Team:
Languages : Python, java, Scala
Frameworks : Apache Spark
Databases : SQL, NoSQL, Cassandra
Communication processing : Apache kafka, RabbitMQ
Other things like Data Warehousing, Containerization and Orchestration, Stream Processing, Batch Processing, ETL tools etc.

Web Development Team:
Languages: JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Python, Ruby, PHP
Frameworks: React, Angular, Vue.js, Django, Ruby on Rails

Game Development Team:
Languages: C++, C#, Java, Python (for scripting)
Engines: Unity (C#), Unreal Engine (C++), Godot (GDScript)

DevOps and System Administration Team:
Languages: Bash, Python, Ruby, Go
Tools: Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform

Database Team:
Languages for Database Development: SQL, PL/SQL, T-SQL
NoSQL: MongoDB (JavaScript), Cassandra (Java), Couchbase (C++)

AI and Natural Language Processing (NLP) Team:
Languages: Python
Libraries: NLTK, spaCy, Gensim, Transformers (Hugging Face)

The above teams, Which will be uses programming languages in different type of work for the application process.

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