C has seen its better days when it comes to language popularity, based on Tiobe’s language index. Once regularly placing at the top of that index, which gauges popularity using a formula ...

Although C is still a powerhouse programming language, C’s difficulty with large-scale projects knocked it down the index, especially compared with C++.

C++ overtook C in the top three of the TIOBE Programming Language Community Index this month, a significant shakeup following gradual growth of C++ and gradual decline of C over the last year.

According to the most recent TIOBE Index, C++, a cross-platform programming language developed by Bjarne Stroustrup as an extension to the C language, has surpassed Java in terms of programming ...

According to the TIOBE Index, Objective-C is now more popular than C++, showing proof that mobile development is surging ahead as we enter the post-PC era. Objective-C is the object-oriented ...

The TIOBE Index, which ranks programming language popularity, has named Objective-C its language of the year for 2012, the second year in a row it has won.

Oracle supports Java, Microsoft supports C++, C# and TypeScript, Google supports Java, Python, Go, Dart and JavaScript, Apple promotes Swift and Objective-C, etc. but none of them supports C publicly.

The language of choice is still C and despite the advances in tools and structured programming, time and again basic mistakes occur that lead to bugs and maintenance nightmares. In an attempt to avoid ...

Objective-C -- the programming language used to build applications for the Apple iPhone and iPad -- is now the third most popular language on Earth, according to a new study.

The programming language C is losing popularity and is being overtaken by C++ and Java. According to the latest edition of the index, this is mainly because C++ is replacing C in many embedded ...

Open-source language Python is already one of the most popular programming languages among developers. It ranks in third place behind mainstays Java and C, according to programming language index ...

The C language has dropped to fourth place in the Tiobe index of programming language popularity, its lowest position in the monthly index ever. The index was begun in 2001.