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Primary Purpose: Engineering purposes
Developed by:Konrad Zuse -
Primary Purpose: UNIVAC I and II's programming language
Developed by: a team led by Charles Katz -
Primary Purpose: General Purpose
Developed by: John Backus at IBM -
Primary Purpose: AI Programming
Developed by: John McCarthy -
Primary Purpose: Business applications
Developed by: IBM -
Primary Purpose: Business use
Developed by: Grace Hopper -
Primary Purpose: General purpose
Developed by: John George and Tom Eugene Kurtz -
Primary Purpose: Easy programming
Developed by: Alan Cooper, later sold to Microsoft -
Primary Purpose: General Purpose
Developed by:Wally Feurzeig, Seymour Papert and Cynthia Soloman -
Primary Purpose: For recursive applications
Developed by: Ken Thompson at Bell Labs -
Primary Purpose: Procedural programming
Developed by: Nikalus Wirth -
Primary Purpose: General purpose
Developed by: Dennic Ritchie -
Primary Purpose: General Purpose
Developed by: Robin Milner -
Primary Purpose: Handling structured data
Developed by: IBM -
Primary Purpose: To replace over 450 other programming languages
Developed by: Jean Ichbiah -
Primary Purpose: General Purpose
Developed by: Bjame Stroustrup -
Primary Purpose: General Purpose
Developed by: Guidovan Rossom -
Primary Purpose: Server-side scripting
Developed by: Rasmuth -
Primary Purpose: General Purpose
Developed by: James Gosling -
Primary Purpose: Interactive webpages
Developed by: Brendan Eich -
Primary Purpose: Mobile, web and console software
Developed by: Anders Hejlsberg at Borland