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Konrad Zuse.
The first coding language, and was used to perform operations.
Plan Calculus. -
John Backus.
A general use program suited to numerical purposes.
Stands for FORmula TRANslation. -
Grace Hopper and Charles Katz.
A business language that can be used for algebra. -
John McCarthy.
A language used to change and store data strings.
Stands for LISt Processing. -
ANSI, ISO, and CODASYL.
A finance-based language used mainly for the government and big companies.
Common business-oriented language. -
IBM.
A business level coding language.
Report Program Generator. -
Thomas Kurtz and John Kemeny.
Is an educational coding language used for simple tasks.
Beginners' All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. -
Wally Feurzeig, Cynthia Solomon, and Seymour Papert.
It is an educational programming language used to teach students.
Based on the Greek word logo. -
Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie.
Used for programming purposes that are not mainly numerical. -
Niklaus Wirth.
A programming language intended to be small and organized. -
Dennis Ritchie.
A general use programming language that is used it multiple operating systems. -
Robin Milner.
A multi-use programming language used for research and development.
Meta Language. -
Donald Chamberlin and Raymond Boyce.
A language used to communicate with and manage databases.
Structured Query Language. -
Tucker Taft and Jean Ichbiah. A wide use programming language mainly used in communications. Named after Ada Lovelace.
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Bjarne Stroustrup.
A class (extension) of C -
Guido van Rossum.
A simple general use program made for beginners and professionals. -
Microsoft.
A language used to implement GUI’s and interact with databases. -
Anders Hejlsberg.
Mainly used to build applications for Windows. -
James Gosling.
A general use program suited for many applications and systems. -
Brendan Eich.
A website used to edit websites and implement interactive functions. -
Rasmus Lerdorf.
A programming language for website development.
Hypertext Preprocessor/Personal Home Page.