C++

Throughout computing history, the computer scientist and engineers have relied on different "languages" to control the computers and their programs. While these programs may have a base in the English language, they are technically foreign languages. I have decided to take 20 percent of my class time to learn the C++ language. While, you may or may not know, this language is old, dating back to 1985 it is still maintained and updated. The most recent stable release of this language is as recent as December 2017. I have chosen this language because it is very well documented and is a base for an expansive amount of other languages.