Interesting to see Delphi included in the salary survey. Weird that C comes out so low, though could explain the security issues in all the recent IoT stuff...
Interesting to see Delphi included in the salary survey. Weird that C comes out so low, though could explain the security issues in all the recent IoT stuff...
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Today's top 3 programming languages: Javascript, python, java
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Originally shared by Nerdy Lab
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Today's top 3 programming languages: Javascript, python, java
http://nerdylab.cf/article/todays-top-3-programming-languages-javascript-python-java
It's the median salary. I bet that embedded C programmers are paid a lot more than people who have to maintain old PC and mainframe software. Also, they asked people on their websites, that sample might be biased.
ReplyDeleteHAH! I love being old. I graduated in 1980 and the starting salaries for ANY programming language was about $40k (USA). In 2016 dollars at an average inflation rate of 3% (it's actually much higher over the last 36 years) then starting salaries should be around $80k. That's not the median, but an entry level salary. If instead I became a teacher, I could have retired at full salary and had my summers off. No 401k costs, no constant deadline stresses and no corporate BS. Boy did I blow it for a few extra bucks when I was young! Unionize kids!
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