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JavaScript rules the web

The other platforms may be good, but the web browser remains the portal that almost everyone uses to connect with the world. It is usually the most used software on the desktop, smartphone and tablet. JavaScript started out as the head of this local client and its influence expanded to the full domain, as the growth of Node.js made it easier for developers to run the same code on the client and on the server.

There are also dozens of good JavaScript structures (Angular, React, Vue, etc.) that provide a foundation for building your web application and some are smart enough to move your code between the client and the server, as needed.

Even in worlds dominated by other languages, JavaScript enters the stack. Many smartphone developers are skipping Java and Swift to create their cross-platform applications in JavaScript. After all, JavaScript determines what happens in the browser rectangle and that pretty much guarantees that it will make the decision about what happens with most clicks and key presses everywhere.

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Java runs everything
If you write Python code, there is a good chance that it will end up running in Jython, an implementation of the language written in Java to take advantage of the Java Virtual Machine's ubiquity. If you need to run JavaScript, you can also feed it to Rhino and Nashorn, two tools that turn JavaScript into Java bytecode.

These two languages ​​are not the only ones that depend on the JVM's solid performance. Many functional programming languages, such as Scala, Clojure and Kotlin, also have the same bases. This helps everyone, making it easier to link these JVM-based languages ​​if you want to use them in the same project.
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