I doubt it. The TIOBE index not only feels quite "wrong" to me, but it also differs greatly from other surveys I've seen on programming language popularity. I d

I doubt it. The TIOBE index not only feels quite "wrong" to me, but it also differs greatly from other surveys I've seen on programming language popularity. I don't think they announced their methodology (or at least I didn't see any details), but my bet is it's more likely that their methodology is simply giving bad results because they're weighting some pieces of data too heavily (or conversely not enough) when calculating their ratings.