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Created by Konrad Zuse used as a formal way of planning.
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Created by John Backus used for numeric and scientific computation.
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Created by Charles Katz used as an improvement to Fortran.
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Created by John McCarthy and is used to create artificial intelligence (AI).
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Created by Howard Bromberg, Howard Discount, Vernon Reeves, Jean E. Sammet, William Selden, and Gertrude Tierney. It stands for Common Business Oriented Language and is used for businesses.
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Stands for Report Program Generator created by IBM and is used on IBM's operating system.
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Created by John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz and stands for Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. It allowed everybody to use computers, not just mathematics and computing students.
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Created by Wally Feurzerg and is used for graphics from lines.
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Developed by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie. The name is derived from BCPL and is used for recursive and non-numeric applications.
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Created by Niklaus Wirth and is used to encourage good programming practices.
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Created by Dennis Ritchie and is used to program applications and operating systems.
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By Robin Milner to develop proofs. Also known as Metalanguage.
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By Donald Chamberlain; stands for Structured Query Language and is used for managing data.
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Created by Jean Ichbiah and is an acronym for Ada Lovelace. The primary focus of the language is to improve safety and maintainability.
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Created by Byorne Stroustrup and is used for systems programming and is an extension of C.
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Created by Guido van Rossum and is used for readability and the ability to code in fewer lines than other programming languages.
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Created by Microsoft to develop applications.
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Created by James Gosling and is used for application developers to "write once, run everywhere".
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By Brendan Eich for web browsers.
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Created by Rasmus Lerdorf used as hypertext preprocessor and generates webpages and images.
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Created by Embarcadero Technologies and is used for applications for mobile, web, and graphical.