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Plankakul
2)Who developed the language? Zonrad Zuse
3)What is the primary purpose of the language?Solving Algorithms
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
Fortran
2)Who developed the language? IBM
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Computational intensive applications
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
Delphi
2)Who developed the language? Borland Delphi
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Upgrade of Pascal
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Named after Inventor -
MATH-MATIC
2)Who developed the language?Charles Katz
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Upgraded Fortran 4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
Cobol
2)Who developed the language? John McCarthy
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Business
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Common Businees Oreinted Languagey -
Lisp
2)Who developed the language? John McCarthy
3)What is the primary purpose of the language?Math notation 4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? LIS+ Processing -
RPG
2)Who developed the language? IBM
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Database or text-preprocessing
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Report Program Generator -
Logo
2)Who developed the language? Wally Feurzeig
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Teaching
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
BASIC
2)Who developed the language? John George Kemeny and Tom Kurtzas
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? teaching programming to students
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Beginner All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code -
B
2)Who developed the language? Ken Thompson
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Make memor capacity fit in microcomputers
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? no -
PASCAL
2)Who developed the language? Niklaus Wirth
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Teaching
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Named after Blaise Pascal -
C
2)Who developed the language? Dennis Ritchie
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? object oriented programming
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
ML
2)Who developed the language? Robin Milner
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? general purpose
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? MetaLanguage -
SQL
2)Who developed the language? Donald Chamberlin
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Managing databases
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Structured Query Language -
C++
2)Who developed the language? Bjarne Strpistrup
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? Upgrade of C
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
ADA
2)Who developed the language? Us Department of Defense
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? for the D.O.D's main language
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Named after Ada Lovelace, the first programmer -
Python
2)Who developed the language? Guido Van Rossum
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? emphasizes programmer productivity and code readability
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
Visual Basic
2)Who developed the language? Microsoft
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? databases
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
Java
2)Who developed the language? Sun Microsystems
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? controlling microproducts
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? No -
Javascript
2)Who developed the language? Brandon Eich
)What is the primary purpose of the language? Write HML
)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? no -
PHP
2)Who developed the language? Rasmus lerdorf
3)What is the primary purpose of the language? web development
4)Do the letters in the name stand for anything? Hypertext preprocessor