I'm not sure I'd agree with the TIOBE Index as a measure of popularity. It ranks languages based on search queries, which more than likely does not correlate t

I'm not sure I'd agree with the TIOBE Index as a measure of popularity. It ranks languages based on search queries, which more than likely does not correlate that closely with use. For instance, according to the Index, Java (#1) is twice as popular as C (#2). While Java is certainly popular, it seems a stretch, given the amount of code written in C, to say that Java is twice as popular as C.