List of programming languages

The following is a list of programming languages and dialects that you can learn on, sorted by alphabetical order.
 * 1) AJAX – short for Asynchronous JavaScript And XML, it allows web pages to be updated asynchronously with a server.
 * 2) C++ – a popular programming language.
 * 3) C# – a popular programming language.
 * 4) C – a popular programming language. The first of the three C languages.
 * 5) Dart – an obscure programming language similar to C and maintained by Google.
 * 6) DTD – short for Document Type Definition, it defines the structure and the legal elements and attributes of an XML document.
 * 7) Google Apps Script – a set of scripting tools that can create extensions and web apps for Google Drive, Google Chrome, and other products by Google.
 * 8) Google Maps Gadget – a mapping gadget that allows for the embedding of Google Maps onto third-party websites.
 * 9) HTTP – a web standard and protocol used to get to web sites.
 * 10) Java – a popular programming language by Oracle Corporation. The popular 3D sandbox game  utilizes this language.
 * 11) JavaScript – a popular scripting language that makes websites responsive and interactive. It is used in tandem with HTML and CSS.
 * 12) JSON – short for JavaScript Object Notation, it is syntax for storing and exchanging data much like XML.
 * 13) Lua – a popular scripting language. Parts of FANDOM&trade; is written in this language.
 * 14) Markdown – a popular markup language used with forum boards, along with BBCode.
 * 15) Objective-C – a general-purpose programming language that was used for app creation on iOS. Swift is a derivative of this language.
 * 16) OpenGL – a popular graphics language that is similar to WebGL, but for desktop use instead of in-browser use.
 * 17) Perl – a popular programming language used for developing Web apps.
 * 18) PHP – a popular server-side scripting language. The MediaWiki framework and a lot of websites utilize this scripting language.
 * 19) Processing – a Java-based graphical library and integrated development environment, meant as a teaching tool for novice computer programmers.
 * 20) Python – a popular programming language, especially for beginner programmers.
 * 21) Robots.txt – a text file format that tells web crawlers and search engines what to index with the website, etc.
 * 22) Ruby
 * 23) Swift – a popular programming language by Apple. It is used to make iOS apps.
 * 24) SQL – a programming language used for maintaining databases.
 * 25) VBScript – a scripting language based off of Visual Basic.
 * 26) Visual Basic .NET
 * 27) WebGL – a graphics language, also a web standard. Unlike SVG, a similar language that utilizes XML, WebGL utilizes JavaScript.
 * 28) XML – short for eXtensible Markup Language, it is designed to store and transport data and be human- and machine-readable. Below is a list of XML-based languages:
 * 29) Atom – similar to RSS, it is used for web feeds.
 * 30) KML – short for Keyhole Markup Language, it is used for geographic annotation and is mostly used for Google Earth.
 * 31) Office Open XML – a document file format designed by Microsoft for the storage of electronic documents. Mostly used in its Microsoft Office programs.
 * 32) OpenDocument – a document file format used for describing electronic documents.
 * 33) RSS – a popular syndication feed format.
 * 34) Sitemaps – the XML language used to document paths and pages on your website.
 * 35) SVG – short for Scalable Vector Graphics, it is a graphics language, also a web standard.
 * 36) XBL – a markup language used for binding XML elements with their behaviors.
 * 37) XSL – a markup language used to stylize XML documents
 * 38) XUL – a markup language created by Mozilla for its user interface.
 * 39) XQuery