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The History of Programming Languages
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Plankalkul
Appearance: 1948
Developer: Konrad Zuse
Purpose: Engineering/Critical Software mechanical coding -
Fortran
Appearance: 1957
Developer: John Backus and IBM
Purpose: Numeric and Scientific Computing -
MATH-MATIC
Appearance: 1957
Developer: Gracer Hopper
Purpose: Improvement for Fortran -
Lisp
Appearance: 1958
Developer: John McCarthy
Purpose: Practical mathematical computing for computer programs -
RPG
Appearance: 1959
Developer: IBM
Purpose: To help business applications -
COBOL
Appearance: 1959
Developers: Grace Hopper, William Selden, Gertrude Terney, Howard Bromberg, Howard Discont, and Vernen Reaves
Purpose: Business, finance, and adminstration systems
Acronym: COmmen Business Oriented Language -
BASIC
Appearance: 1964
Developers: John George Kemeny and Thomas Eugene Kurtz
Purpose: To use and learn language for small classified programming
Acronym: Beginner All purpose Symbolic Instruction Code -
LOGO
Appearance: 1967
Developer: Wall Feurzeig, and Seymour Pupert
Purpose: Educational Use, more for Constructivist teaching -
B
Appearance: 1969
Developer: Ken Thompson
Purpose: It was based on the BCPL language, it was served as a specific stripped part of the BCPL system, and it was a central language created in order to make it fit within the memory capacity of minicomputers of the time. -
PASCAL
Appearance: 1970
Developer: Niklaus Wirth
Purpose: To encourage good programming practices using structure programming and data structuring -
C
Appearance: 1972
Developer: Dennis Ritchie
Purpose: It has facilities for structure programming and allows LVC and Recursions to happen -
ML
Appearance: 1973
Developers: Robin Milner and others at the University of EdinBurgh
Purpose: To develop proof tactics in the LCF theorem power -
SQL
Appearance: 1959
Developer: IBM
Purpose: To help business applications -
ADA
Appearance: 1980
Developer: Jean Ichbiah
Purpose: It helps with offering tasks, synchronous message passing, protected objects, and non-determinism -
C++
Appearance: 1984
Developer: Bjarne Strostrup
Purpose: Systems Software, application software, device drivers, high performance server hosting, and visual coding -
Delphi
Appearance: 1986
Developers: Apple, Nikalus Wirth, and Anders hedlsburg
Purpose: To support the MacApp
Acronym: Embarcadero Delphi -
Visual Basic
Appearance: 1991
Developer: Microsoft
Purpose: Enables the rapid application development of GUI Apps -
Python
Appearance: 1991
Developer: Gudo Van Rossum
Purpose: Expresses concepts in fewer lines of code -
Java
Appearance: 1995
Developers: James Gosling and Sun Microsystems
Purpose: To be able to write anything and run anywhere -
Javascript
Appearance: 1995
Developer: Brenan Erich
Purpose: Webrowsing so that the client side scripts could interact within the user, control the browser, and communicate synchronously -
PHP
Appearance: 1995
Developer: Ramus Lerdorf
Purpose: Webdevelopment, general purpose programming language