Is China is better than India in software?

China concentrates more on its domestic growth, whereas the Indian software industry in more dependent on exports and outsourcing. India’s long-term potential may be greater than China’s as the communist giant faces a shrinking work force due to its “one child policy” whereas India enjoys an ever increasing work force.

Are Indians better coders?

Most Indians are good at mathematics. So, they have a good foundation for problem-solving as well as logic building. This helps a lot in the coding process. Because Indians have always been good in Maths, they are good programmers and coders.

Is China lagging behind India?

China was far behind India in the software sector and India should focus its efforts towards leveraging this lead in forging ahead in the global market, Chairman and Chief Mentor of Infosys Narayana Murthy said. However, it was far behind India in the area of IT softwares.

Are Indian programmers better at math and logic than American programmers?

According to Gild’s data, Indian programmers appear to be better at math and logic than American programmers. The Indian developers who participated in math and logic assessments outscored their American counterparts by 11 percent.

How good are programmers in different parts of the world?

“There are lots of perceptions about how good different programmers in different parts of the world are, but there is no hard data,” says Desai. The CEO believes Gild’s findings corroborate conventional wisdom regarding the strengths of Indian programmers and American programmers.

Why did gild compare Indian and American programmers?

Desai, who was born in Pakistan, says Gild undertook the comparison of Indian and American programmers for two reasons: One, because the company had enough statistically valid data to compare the two groups, and two, because Gild wanted to see how Indians’ and American’s technical skills matched up.

Do Americans or Indians make better developers?

The Indian developers who participated in math and logic assessments outscored their American counterparts by 11 percent. But Americans lead at software development.