Programming languages,
step by step.

Rust is a systems programming language that guarantees memory safety without a garbage collector, combining C/C++-level performance with safe concurrency.

TypeScript adds static types to JavaScript, catching errors before your code runs and making large codebases easier to maintain.

JavaScript is a dynamic programming language standardized as ECMAScript that runs in every web browser and in runtimes such as Node.js.

Python is a readable, general-purpose language with a large standard library, widely used for automation, web backends, data analysis and machine learning.

Go is a simple, statically typed language designed at Google, known for fast builds and goroutine-based concurrency in servers and cloud tooling.

C# is an object-oriented language from Microsoft for building web, desktop, game and cloud applications on .NET with a single language.

Java is a statically typed, object-oriented language that runs on the JVM and powers enterprise backends, Android apps, and large-scale data systems.

C is a small, portable systems programming language that compiles to fast native code and gives you direct control over memory and hardware.

C++ is a compiled language that adds classes, templates and RAII to C's performance and hardware control, used from game engines to systems software.

Kotlin is a statically typed language from JetBrains with concise syntax, null safety and full Java interoperability, widely used for Android and server apps.