Top 3 Programming languages for AI (Artificial Intelligence)



Are you one of the AI (Artificial Intelligence) aspirants who is confused on which programming language for AI is best for your projects, you are on right place because in this post I will teach everything.

But the first question is what is AI(Artificial Intelligence)?

AI is also known as Machine language(MI). In Computer Science AI is defined as: "Any device that perceives its environment and take actions that maximize its chance of some goal."


1. PYTHON




Python is considered a be in first place in the list of AI development languages. It is one of the best computer programming language for AI due to its simplicity. The syntaxes of Python are very simple and can easily be learnt without struggle. It takes short time in comparison of other languages like Java C++ Ruby etc... Python supports object oriented as well as process oriented styles of coding. There are several libraries in Python that make our task easier.

2. JAVA


Java is also a one of the best choice for artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence has lot to do with search algorithms, artificial neural networks and genetic programming. Java provides many benefits: easy use, debugging ease, package services, simplified work with large-scale projects, graphical representation of data and better user interaction. It also has the incorporation of Swing and SWT (the Standard Widget Toolkit). These tools make graphics and interfaces look appealing and sophisticated.

3. LISP




LISP was invented by John McCarthy in 1958, which was called the father of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in his era. LISP is an old and mostly studied language. This language has the capability of processing the symbolic information effectively. It is also well known for its great prototyping capabilities and easy dynamic creations of new objects, with automatic garbage collection. But over the years, due to its advancement many of these features have been migrated into other languages i.e Thereby which is affecting the uniqueness of LISP.

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