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TIOBE announced the programming language rankings for September 2026: Julia is encroaching on MATLAB’s share, reappearing in the top twenty

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In September 2026, the TIOBE Programming Language Ranking was released. Python ranked first with a share of 17.76%. C, C++, and Java ranked second to fourth respectively. After making its debut in the top twenty in summer 2023, Julia has now come very close to re-entering the ranking and is carving out a market share from MATLAB, which dropped two places. Analysis indicates that Python, R, and Julia have all taken market share from MATLAB in the fields of numerical and scientific computing. Although Julia features fast execution speed and an active community, its applications are still limited to niche professional areas. It has not yet become a general-purpose language and did not make it onto the list of languages favored by developers on Stack Overflow.

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I IT之家 zh 2026-09-07 11:22

TIOBE announced the programming language rankings for September 2026: Julia is encroaching on MATLAB’s share, re-entering the top twenty

TIOBE announced the programming language rankings for September 2026. Python ranked first with a share of 17.76%. Julia re-entered the top twenty and narrowed MATLAB’s share. The ranking is based on data from global engineers, courses, and search engines. The top four languages are Python, C, C++, and Java. TIOBE CEO Paul Jansen said that although Julia first entered the top twenty in summer 2023 and was later pushed out, it is now very close to returning to the list; MATLAB’s rank dropped two places during the same period. Analysis indicates that Python, R, and Julia have all taken market share from MATLAB in the fields of numerical and scientific computing. Despite its fast execution speed and active community, Julia’s applications are still limited to niche professional areas. It has not become a general-purpose language and was not listed in Stack Overflow developers’ favorite languages surveys. Among the changes in the top twenty, Perl and Ru…