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Konrad Zuse
Made for engineering purposes -
IBM
It was designed for scientists and engineers -
Remington Rand
an early programming language for the UNIVAC I and UNIVAC II -
COmmon Business-Oriented Language
Grace Hopper
for business applications -
Report Program Generator
IBM
for business applications -
list processing
John McCarthy
for easy manipulation of data strings -
Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
john g kemeny and thomas e kurtz
a starting step for students to learn -
Seymour Papert
used for generating basic shapes using a turtle cursor -
Dennis Ritchie
To make desktop applications -
Niklaus Wirth
It was made to encourage good habits to programming -
BCPL
Ken Thompson
made for non numeric software, made for language purpose -
Standard Meta Language
Robin Milner
is a general-purpose, modular, functional programming language -
Structured Query Language
Donald Chamberlin
is a database management language -
'increment C by 1.'
Bjarne Stroustrup
general-purpose programming language based on C, but considered for efficient -
named after Ada Lovelace
Jean Ichbiah
object-oriented high-level computer programming language -
Guido van Rossum
general-purpose programming language -
James Gosling
general-purpose computer programming language -
Alan Cooper
programming language from Microsoft for its Component Object Model (COM) -
Hypertext Preprocessor
Rasmus Lerdorf
used to develop Static websites or Dynamic websites or Web applications -
Embarcadero company
used for development of mobile applications -
Brendan Eich
Used with HTML code to edit websites, and online things