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Plankalkul
Konrad Zuse made this language to assist in many engineering tasks. -
Fortran
Developed by IBM with applications in STEM fields. -
Math-matic
Charles Katz's program used algebra to display business records and other information. -
Lisp
John McCarthy wrote this mathematical language as a way to further logic in computers. -
RPG
Released by IBM as a stable business program. -
BASIC
John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz developed BASIC as a means to ease other STEM individuals into computers. -
LOGO
Designed by Wally Feurzeig as an educational tool in computer logic. -
B
Created by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie. This language was designed for independent operations, such as human language. -
Pascal
A structured language designed by Niklaus Wirth to organize and consonlidate functions. -
C
Developed by Dennis Ritchie to improve the capabilities of the Unix hardware. -
ML
Meta Language was designed by Robin Milner. It is a general purpose language with many simple applications. -
SQL
ISO developed this language to procedurally manage data. -
ADA
ADA, named for the countess of Lovelace, is a large scale language used to isolate independent operations. It was created by Jean Ichbiah and Tucker Taft. -
Visual Basic
Microsoft published this language for rapid application development. -
Python
Guido Van Rossum developed a simple, intuitive language to ease people into programming. -
PHP
Created by Rasmus Lordorf to interpret web codes and other signals. It stands for Personal Home Page. -
Delphi
Borland designed Delphi as a universal programming language to help communicate between various operating systems. -
Java
A universal language developed by Sun Microsystems. -
JavaScript
Used today as a foundation of the Internet. Designed by Brendand Eich. -
COBOL
The COmmon Business-Oriented Language was designed by Howard Bromberg and others for use in business and finance. -
C++
Bjorne Straustrap expanded on the limitations of C, including more universal functions.