Programming Languages

Programming languages of recent years

2000 BCE

Modelling languages and unified languages have been the key concept of omputer science sine the beginning of the millenium: UML, C#, XML.

Programming Languages of the ninetines

1990 BCE

Introduction of new languages for sripting and web programming, event and implementation of specialized environments.
Programming languages of this period are: HTML (1989), Visual Basic (1991), Python(1991), Delphi(1995), Java(1995).

Fourth generation languages

1980 BCE

This decade marked by hybrid object languages: many languages were adapted for object programming: ADA(1983), C++(1983)

Programming languages of the seventies

1970 BCE

There was a new programming concept: object programming with C(1972), Pascal(1971), Smalltalk(1970) and Prolog(1972).

Third generation languages

1960 BCE

During this decade, computer scientists realised programming languages more easy than Assembly. They created:
1)Fortran(1957): used mostly for mathematic;
2)Cobol(1960): used for accouunting and trading application;
3)Basic(1964): it was very powerful and easy to learn and use;

Second generation languages

1950 BCE

Introduction of first machine language: Assembly.

First generation languages

1940 BCE

Before the 1940s the only way to program was by using machine code or machine language with 0 or 1...