A code language (or programming language) is a formal language used to write instructions that a computer can execute. These instructions, or “code,” allow developers to create software, websites, games, and more. Different programming languages are suited for different tasks depending on their features and design.

Here are a few examples of popular programming languages and their common uses:

• Python: Often used for web development, data analysis, machine learning, and automation due to its simplicity and readability.
• JavaScript: Mainly used for web development, especially to make websites interactive.
• C++: Used for system software, game development, and applications where performance is critical.
• Java: Popular for building cross-platform applications, Android apps, and large-scale enterprise software.
• C#: Widely used for game development (especially with Unity), as well as desktop and web applications.
• HTML/CSS: Not exactly programming languages, but they are essential for building the structure and design of web pages.