Open matteoredaelli opened 4 years ago
tb.top_20() Aug 2020 Aug 2019 Change Programming Language Ratings Change.1 0 1 2 NaN C 16.98% +1.83% 1 2 1 NaN Java 14.43% -1.60% 2 3 3 NaN Python 9.69% -0.33% 3 4 4 NaN C++ 6.84% +0.78% 4 5 5 NaN C# 4.68% +0.83% 5 6 6 NaN Visual Basic 4.66% +0.97% 6 7 7 NaN JavaScript 2.87% +0.62% 7 8 20 NaN R 2.79% +1.97% 8 9 8 NaN PHP 2.24% +0.17% 9 10 10 NaN SQL 1.46% -0.17% 10 11 17 NaN Go 1.43% +0.45% 11 12 18 NaN Swift 1.42% +0.53% 12 13 19 NaN Perl 1.11% +0.25% 13 14 15 NaN Assembly language 1.04% -0.07% 14 15 11 NaN Ruby 1.03% -0.28% 15 16 12 NaN MATLAB 0.86% -0.41% 16 17 16 NaN Classic Visual Basic 0.82% -0.20% 17 18 13 NaN Groovy 0.77% -0.46% 18 19 9 NaN Objective-C 0.76% -0.93% 19 20 28 NaN Rust 0.74% +0.29%
>>> tb.top_50() Position Programming Language Ratings 0 21 SAS 0.66% 1 22 Scratch 0.65% 2 23 D 0.65% 3 24 Dart 0.62% 4 25 PL/SQL 0.62% 5 26 Logo 0.57% 6 27 Delphi/Object Pascal 0.53% 7 28 COBOL 0.51% 8 29 Kotlin 0.49% 9 30 OpenEdge ABL 0.48% 10 31 Julia 0.47% 11 32 ABAP 0.46% 12 33 Scala 0.45% 13 34 Transact-SQL 0.44% 14 35 Scheme 0.42% 15 36 Prolog 0.39% 16 37 PowerShell 0.39% 17 38 Ada 0.39% 18 39 Lisp 0.36% 19 40 Apex 0.35% 20 41 Lua 0.34% 21 42 Fortran 0.31% 22 43 Haskell 0.31% 23 44 Hack 0.28% 24 45 VBScript 0.25% 25 46 (Visual) FoxPro 0.25% 26 47 TypeScript 0.24% 27 48 Awk 0.20% 28 49 ActionScript 0.20% 29 50 Tcl 0.20%
That's strange I need to see if anything has changed on the site!
I do not know in the past, but now the "top 50" html table shows only the languages between 21 and 50. So it should not be a bug...