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Plankakul
Konrad Zuse
Programing language for engineering purposes. -
Fortran
John Backus, et al
Scientific and Enginerering applications. -
MATH-MATIC
Charles Katz
An early programming language for UNIVAC I and II -
Lisp
2nd Oldesnt language, practical math notation for computer programing. -
COBOL
Grace Hopper, et al
Buisness/financial/administrative systems. -
RPG
IBM
High level language for buisness applications. -
BASIC
John George Kemeny, Thomas Eugene Kurtz
General purpose high level programing language that emphasizes ease of use. -
LOGO
Daniel G. Bobrow, et al
Educational, commands for movement and drawing graphics. -
B
Ken Thompson, et al
Independant applications such as system and language software. -
PASCAL
Niklaus Wirth
Efficient to encourage good programing practices. -
C
Dennis Ritchie
Re-implement the Unix operating system. -
C++
Bjorn Stroustrup
All purpose for desktop applications and servers -
Java
James Gosling
Gernal purpose, deisgned to have few implementation dependencies as possible. -
ML
Robin Millner
Develop proofs in Calculas -
SQL
Donald D. Chamberlin
Managing databases -
ADA (Ada Lovelace)
Jean Ichbiah, et al
Improved support for systems. -
Python
Guido Van Rossum
Code Readability-express code in fewer lines. -
Delphi
Andres Hejlsberg
Desktop, graphical, web and mobile applications. -
Javascript
Brednan Ecl
Used as part of web browsers. -
PHP
Rasmus Lerdorf
Web documents and general purpose programming. -
Plankalkul
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Visual Basic
Alan Cooper - Microsoft
Easy to learn and use programming language.