Published By- Nilesh Badwar (TheQualts)
Published Date- 10 Dec 2023
Solidity is the most commonly used smart contract programming language in web3. The language is Turing complete, fairly high-level, and object-oriented.
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Vyper is a great choice to write smart contracts in the Ethereum ecosystem. The Vyper developers note, however, that Vyper is not intended as a holistic alternative to Solidity.
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Golang (Go) is a programming language designed by Google, and it is known for its built-in concurrency features. Using Go, developers can write fast, concurrent programs with ease.
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Huff is one of the best programming languages for web3 that allows developers to easily create smart contracts and decentralized applications.
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Rust is a statically typed web3 programming language with three objectives: safety, speed, and concurrency. It achieves these goals without a garbage collector.
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Move is a web3 programming language based on Rust that is designed to write safe smart contracts.
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Cairo is a language developed by StarkWare, a layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that uses zero-knowledge rollups.
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Haskell is a programming language used by Cardano’s Plutus for dApp development
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C++ is one of the oldest and best programming languages for web3.
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Java is a ubiquitous programming language widely used to generate web-based commercial solutions.
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