Programming Language Rankings

It has been observed that according to the work done at present time in IT sector, JAVASCRIPT programming language has beaten all other programming languages.
The rankings are given below:

1 JavaScript 2 Java 3 Python 4 PHP 5 C# 6 C++ 7 CSS 8 Ruby 9 C 10 Objective-C

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