My students used to ask me “which programming language is the best?” and “which programming language I must learn?”. But the truth is – one cannot give an accurate answer for this. If somebody answers to this question simply - like C++ or Java, I will say he is a frog living inside a well. He may be giving this answer from his experience and knowledge, which is very less.


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Most of the developers are like ‘accidental developers’ and they identify the database performance problems only when the client reports the issues. If you give importants to these guidelines, you can standardise the performance to a stable level. I wrote this article from my own experience and knowledge.


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