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The very first programming language can refer all the way back to 1883. Ada Lovelace creates a machine, (the Analytical Engine), that performs complicated calculations for the purpose of helping with Bernoulli number calculations. -
The first language implemented into electronic computers. Implemented onto the BINAC computer by William Schmitt and suggested by John Mauchly. -
Being the first (possibly) compiled program, Autocode was more widespread as it is now a faster method of running code. Developed by Alick Glennie. -
Developed by IBM, FORTRAN is the first widely spread highly effective computer language that is still being used today. -
Dennis Ritchie, the creator of C, founded UNIX. UNIX is an operating system widely used, and C is the father of many different programming languages still used today, like C++, C#, Java, etc. -
Created by a small company named Stepstone, Objective C was the base for Apple products while still being used in other products. Objective C was eventually replaced by Swift, another programming language in the 2010's which is specific to Apple. -
Guido van Rossum created Python, a commonly used programming language even now. Python makes programming easier while still having a wide variety of possibilities and things to do.
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Java was created by Sun Microsystems Inc. with the intention to make a language with the ability to let "consumer electronic devices communicate with each other".
