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plankulkul
by konrad zuse. Made for engineering -
Fortran
developed by an IBM team(including John Backus) in 1957. Formula Translation. It was made to translate math formulas into code. -
Math-Matic
Charles Katz in 1957. Developed to be an improvement of fortran. -
LIsp
1958 by Steve Russell. It was developed for artificial intelligence research.Locator/identifier separation protocol. -
COBOL
(Computer Business Oriented Language). 1959. Used for making business applications. Grace Hopper. -
RPG
- Report Program Generator. It is a tool that punches cards for programming.
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BASIC
Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code was developed by Thomas Kurtz and John Kemeny. It was created so that their students(they were teachers) would be able to write programs for GE-225. -
LOGO
Designed as a learning tool. Wally Feurzieg in 1967 -
B
Developed by Ken Thompson and designed for system and language software. -
Pascal
Niklaus Wirth. Developed to encourage structured programming. -
C
Developed by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie. It was created because the language B was not working among many computers. C works across many different kinds. -
ML
Robin Milner. Stands for metalanguage. Developed for creating proof tactics. -
SQL
Donald D. Chamberlin. Structures Query Language. It was made to manage data "in a relational database management system." -
ADA
Made by Jean Ichbiah and it was made to offer tasks and for message passing -
Java
Sun in 1991. Java was developed so programmers could "write once, run anywhere" -
Python
Guido Van Rossum. 1991. It was made so programmers could use less code to make more programs. -
Visual Basic
It was developed so that programmers could easily create windows applications. Made by Microsoft. -
Delphi
developed by Borland in 1995. It makes windows programming easy. -
Javascript
Developed by Netscape in 1995. It is used in web browsers to interact with the computer user. -
PHP
Rasmus Lerdorf in 1995. Personal Home Page. -
C++
by Bjarne Stroustrup. It works for creating games, interpreters, spreadsheets, etc.