📊 Official source: TIOBE Index – November 2025
🔝 Top 10 programming languages
|
November 2025 |
November 2024 |
Change |
Language |
Share |
Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1 |
1 |
Python |
23.37% |
🔼 +0.52% |
|
|
2 |
4 |
🔼 |
C |
9.68% |
🔼 +0.67% |
|
3 |
2 |
🔽 |
C++ |
8.95% |
🔽 -1.69% |
|
4 |
3 |
🔽 |
Java |
8.54% |
🔽 -1.06% |
|
5 |
5 |
C# |
7.65% |
🔼 +2.67% |
|
|
6 |
6 |
JavaScript |
3.42% |
🔽 -0.29% |
|
|
7 |
9 |
🔼 |
Visual Basic |
3.31% |
🔼 +1.36% |
|
8 |
11 |
🔼 |
Delphi/Object Pascal |
2.06% |
🔼 +0.58% |
|
9 |
27 |
🔼 |
Perl |
1.84% |
🔼 +1.16% |
|
10 |
10 |
SQL |
1.80% |
🔽 -0.14% |
📈 Monthly Analysis
The TIOBE ranking from November 2025 once again confirms Python's dominance, which remains clearly in first place, with an impressive share of 23.37%. This is a steady advance, showing how deeply Python has integrated into academic environments, AI, and data analysis.
📌 C makes a spectacular return to second place, climbing two positions, while C++ and Java lose ground, both dropping by over 1%. This indicates an industry shift towards simpler or more efficient languages in specific contexts.
💡 C# marks one of the biggest gains of the month: +2.67%. With .NET 9 and Blazor becoming increasingly popular, the Microsoft ecosystem is becoming a more frequent choice for modern, web, or cross-platform applications.
In the “classic” language area, notable are:
-
Perl, which makes a huge leap from 27th to 9th place (+1.16%), an unexpected comeback probably linked to growing interest in scripting and DevOps tools.
-
Delphi/Object Pascal rises again, maintaining its position in the top 10.
-
Visual Basic remains surprisingly stable, indicating that many enterprise applications still actively use it.
🧮 Other interesting movements (Top 20)
|
# |
Language |
Share |
Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
|
11 |
Go |
1.72% |
🔽 -0.63% |
|
12 |
R |
1.67% |
🔼 +0.65% |
|
13 |
Fortran |
1.55% |
🔽 -0.42% |
|
14 |
Rust |
1.39% |
🔼 +0.21% |
|
15 |
MATLAB |
1.38% |
🔼 +0.11% |
|
16 |
PHP |
1.31% |
🔽 -0.16% |
|
17 |
Ada |
1.23% |
🔼 +0.52% |
|
18 |
Assembly |
1.16% |
🔼 +0.20% |
|
19 |
Scratch |
1.02% |
🔽 -0.09% |
|
20 |
Kotlin |
0.98% |
🔼 +0.06% |
Rust continues a slow but steady rise, and R climbs again thanks to interest in statistical analysis and AI. PHP remains in slight decline, while Ada and Assembly gain a surprising amount of attention.
🔍 Conclusion
Trends from November 2025 show an interesting balance:
-
Python remains the undisputed leader.
-
C# and C consolidate their positions, gaining the trust of enterprise developers.
-
Perl and Delphi show that “veterans” can return to the top.
For complete details and the interactive chart, you can consult the official source:
