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One of the hottest and most popular topics in the programming world is computer science and software development. Programming software can be used for a wide variety of purposes, from making complex calculations to processing data, doing structural engineering analysis, developing computer games, and more. Deciding on which programming language to learn can also be difficult because there are so many different languages out there. Perhaps the most stressful part of this is whether or not a person has the correct skills to learn a particular language. This article explores the top programming languages and their career options. In 2006, there were approximately 14 million computer programmers in the United States. In 2015, that number rose to over 27 million, which indicates a major increase in demand for computer programmers. Computer programmers account for 5% of all jobs in the United States, but they comprise about 28% of all workers with advanced degrees (6 out of 10 people with advanced degrees are computer programmers). Most computer programmers earn less than $75,000 annually. Yet perhaps the most rewarding thing about programming is that it allows professionals to enter a world of their own making and shape the future at their fingertips. The following is a breakdown of the top five programming languages and their career outlook. The top five languages listed above are well-known for their certification programs, which allow a programmer to gain a competitive edge in his or her field. Many professional programs require applicants to pass examinations under tough subject areas such as object-oriented programming or numerical analysis before candidates even begin learning the language. After students have been accepted into one of these schools, they receive full-time training from experienced instructors for as long as nine months. Once they complete the training, students receive a certificate of completion for their programming degree and can immediately begin working toward a career as a programmer. Many software companies also offer programming workshops to prepare applicants for the examinations. These workshops allow applicants to practice daily and learn new concepts at their own pace during the nine-month period that they must wait after receiving their certificate before they begin their career. Programmers may choose to learn another language in addition to their main programming language. For example, many companies today prefer programmers who are proficient in two or more languages, such as Java and C#, which allows them to work with different teams on different projects and solve problems with ease. Becoming fluent in multiple programming languages can also make a programmer more marketable. While certification programs are highly recommended, they are not required for programmers to be successful in their field. Becoming fluent in any of the top five programming languages is an excellent way to begin a computer programming career. Although most people envision programmers as individuals who sit around all day and stare at their computer screens, the reality is that programmers do not sit still for too long without getting bored or distracted. Instead, they are constantly writing code on their computers and testing it out by running it over and over again to ensure that it meets all requirements set forth by clients or other team members. cfa1e77820