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Fortran
- First appeared in 1957
- Devloped by IBM and John Backus
- Designed to be a general pupose porgramming language that is especially suited to numerc computation and scientfic computing.
- Derived from Formula Translating System
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Lisp
- First appeared in 1958
- Developed by John McArthy
- Designed to be a practical mathematical notation for computer programs,
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RPG
- First appeared in 1959
- Developed by IBM
- Designed for buisness applications
- Report Porgram Generator
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COBOL
- First appeared in 1959
- Developed by Fracie Hopper
- Designed for business data processing needs.
- Common Business Oriented Language
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Basic
- First appeared in 1964
- Developed by John G Kemeny and Thomas G Krutz
- Designed as a general purpose, high level programming langauge and empahsises ease of use -Begginers All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
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LOGO
- First appeared in 1967
- Designed by Daniel G Bobrow, Wally Feurzeig, Seymour Pupert, and Cynthia Solomon
- Designed for functional programming and generting basic shapes,
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B
- First appeared in 1969
- Developed at Bell Labs, work of Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie
- Designed for non-numerical applications, such as system programming
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Pasacl
- First appeared in 1970
- Developed by Nikluus Wirth
- Designed as a lanauge that uses structered programming and data structure.
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C
- First appeared in 1972
- Designed at Bell Labs by Dennis Richie
- Developed as a general purpose imperative computer programming lanauge. supporting structured programming.
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ML
- First appeared in 1973
- Developed by Robin Miler
- Designed as a modular, functional programming langauge with a type interface
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SQL
- First appeared in 1974
- Designed by Donald D Chamberlin and Raymond F Boyle
- Developed for managing data held in a relational database management system
- Structured Query Langauge
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ADA
- First appeared in 1980
- Developed by Tucker Toft
- Designed for large, long lived applications and embedded systems in particular where reliabilty and effecincy are needed
- Augusta Ada Lovelance
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C++
- First appeared in 1983
- Developed by Bjourne Stroustrup in Bell Labs
- Designed for imperative, object orientated and generic programming features, while providing low-level memory manipulation
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Plankalkul
- First appeared in 1984
- Developed by Konrad Zuse
- Developed to be the worlds first high-level programming langauge and was.
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Math-Matica
- First appeared in 1988
- Developed by Wolfram Reasearch
- Designed to be a langauge that helps with computations and symbolic mathmatics.
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Visual Basic
- First appeared in 1991
- Designed by Mircosoft
- Developed to accommodate a steep learning curve. Programmers can create both simple and complex GUI applications.
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Python
- First appeared in 1991
- Developed by Guido van Rossum
- Designed to be a general purpose, high level programming langauge that emphasizes code realibility.
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Java
- First appeared in 1995
- Developed by James Gosling and Sun Microsystems.
- Designed as a programming langauge thati s concurrent, classed based and object oriented.
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Javascript
- First appeared in 1995
- Developed by Brenden Eich
- Designed to be a high level dynamic untyped and interpreted programming language
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Delphi
- First appeared in 1995
- Designed by Borland
- Developed as an integrated development eviroment, for console, desktop graphical, web, and mobile applications.
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PHP
- First appeared in 1995
- Developed by Rasmus Berdorf
- Designed as a opened source langauge that is suited for web-development
- Hypertext Preprocessor