Top Paid Programming Languages in 2023

Top Paid Programming Languages in 2023 (US) From 01-Oct-2022 to 01-Oct-2023 Solidity $188k (136 jobs) Clojure $177k (28 jobs) Rust $156k (197 jobs) VHDL $143k (7 jobs) Haskell $142k (11 jobs) ABAP $137k (134 jobs) C/C++ $136k (3.0k jobs) Scala $135k (533 jobs) Ruby $132k (3.4k jobs) Go $130k (1.2k jobs) Swift $127k (174 jobs) Python $125k (14k jobs) Groovy $124k (34 jobs) Objective-C $124k (47 jobs) Bash $119k (86 jobs) Java $118k (23k jobs) C# $118k (16k jobs) JavaScript $118k (22k jobs) COBOL $117k (133 jobs) TypeScript $117k (7.7k jobs) Perl $117k (66 jobs) Delphi/Object Pascal $115k (139 jobs) Kotlin $115k (166 jobs) Fortran $111k (16 jobs) SQL $110k (3.5k jobs) MATLAB $109k (161 jobs) Dart $108k (232 jobs) R $106k (1.3k jobs) Erlang $104k (6 jobs) PHP $103k (4.0k jobs) Lua $102k (262 jobs) Salary MEAN in dollars Less than 100 jobs Number of jobs (logarithmic scale) 1 99 100 200 1k 2k 10k 20k 100k

A dark bar chart ranks programming languages by mean salary in the US from October 2022 to October 2023. Obscure languages such as Solidity, Clojure, VHDL, and Haskell appear at the top because they have very few jobs, making the chart a humorous reaction to misleading salary comparisons based on tiny samples. EN: A dark bar chart ranks programming languages by mean salary in the US from October 2022 to October 2023. Obscure languages such as Solidity, Clojure, VHDL, and Haskell appear at the top because they have very few jobs, making the chart a humorous reaction to misleading salary comparisons based on tiny samples.

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