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Made by John Backus, and made for processing Mathematical operations
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Made by Grace Hopper of Rand Corporation and was Developed from the A-0 compiler.
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It was developed at MIT by John McCarthy for AI research
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Was designed by CODASYL and partially based on FLOW-MATIC made by Grace Hopper.
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Made by IBM to replicate punched card processing.
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Invented by John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz and to run programs on school's electric computer systems.
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Made by IBM and was made for their own systems
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Was made by Bell Labs, and was used for systems programming
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Was created by Niklaus Wirth and was made to be great for language to learn the basics of programming
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Made by Dennis Ritchie and was a high level language
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Made by Robin Milner and means metalanguage
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Created by Donald D. Chamberlin and developed at IBM
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Was made by Bjarne Stroustrup, and was made for programming
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Was made by a group of people for Department of Defense.
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Made by Guido van Rossum at CWI in the Netherlands
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Made by Microsoft to contrast with the other languages and make application programming simpler
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Made by Anders Hejlsberg and he developed Turbo Pascal and moved to Microsoft in 1996
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Released by Sun Microsystems and used by many devices
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Made by Brandan Eich and was made in just 10 days
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Made by Zend Technologies, more specifically Rasmus Lerdorf
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Started in 1943 but finished in 1998, made by Konrad Zuse