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Developed by Konrad Zuse Initially created to store code enabling it to carry out operations.
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Developed by IBM, designed by John Backus Designed to perform numeric and scientific computations
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Designed by CHarles Katz Insiired the creation of COBOL computer language from its model of business compiling processor
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Designed by John McCarthy Primarily used for artificial intelligence. The program was also able to produce mathematical notations for computer programs.
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Developed by Grace Hopper, among many others, and the Conference on data systems language assisted with businesses, financing, and administrative companies
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Developed byIBM Assisted with procedural codes and operations
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Designed by John G. Kemeny, and Thomas E. Kurtz They intended for the program to spread beyond the use of only STEM purposes.
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Designed by Wally Feurzig and Seymour Papert teach programming to students by using a small turtle on the screen to carry out intrsuctions entered into the computer as instructions.
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designed by NIklause Wirth The program was designed to promote honorable programming procedures
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designed by Ken Thompson with Dennis Ritchie They created a software that dealt with non- numeric systems
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Created by Dennie Ritchie Created a software with low level access memory with could carry our instructions more efficiently. Gateway to cross platform softwares.
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Designed by Robert Milner along with the University of Edinburgh Designed to infer anticipated values with entered type. (input)
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developed by Donald D. Chamberlain and Raymond F. Boyce programmed to manage data with algabraic calculations
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Jean Ichbiah with Cll-Honeywell-Bull and the U.S. Department of Defense general computer programming components with embedded code
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Designed by Bjarne Stroustrup He wanted to create a flexible software that also had a low level memory.
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Designed by Guido Van Rossum The program consolidated lines of code to be more effective in operations.
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Developed by Microsoft The program was designed to make code writing easier to execute.
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Designed by Rasmus Lerdorf works collaboratively with HTML to generate and display web pages on the internet.
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Designed by James Gosling Designed with a 'write once, run anywhere' base line, enabling JAVA to run on any machine accessible.
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Created by Brenden Eich Allowed users to interact with the interface on web browsers.