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Timeline of programming languages
See: Programming language, Computing timeline, History of computing
Predecessor(s) YEAR PRODUCT -- Developer, Company
* 1840~ FIRST PROGRAM -- Ada Lovelace * 1945 Plankalkül -- Konrad Zuse
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* 1952 A-0 -- Grace Hopper
1954 Mark I Autocode -- Tony Brooker[?]
A-0 1954 ARITH-MATIC -- Grace Hopper
A-0 1955 MATH-MATIC -- Grace Hopper
A-0 1955 FLOW-MATIC -- Grace Hopper
A-0 1955 FORTRAN -- Backus
FLOW-MATIC 1957 COMTRAN[?] -- Bob Bemer[?]
( * 1957 General Problem Solver[?] -- Newell )
FORTRAN 1958 FORTRAN II[?] -- Backus
FORTRAN 1958 Algol 58
* 1959 LISP McCarthy
FLOW-MATIC COMTRAN 1960 COBOL The Codasyl[?]Committee
ALGOL 1960 Algol 60
ALGOL 1960 JOSS
FORTRAN II 1962 FORTRAN IV
* 1962 APL -- Iverson
ALGOL60 1962 Simula
FORTRAN II 1962 SNOBOL -- Griswold, et al.
ALGOL60 1963 CPL -- Barron, Strachey, et al.
SNOBOL 1962 SNOBOL3 -- Griswold, et al.
CPL LISP 1964 COWSEL Burstall, Popplestone
ALGOL60 1964 PL 1
FORTRAN II, JOSS 1964 BASIC -- Kemeney and Kurtz
FORTRAN II 1966 FORTRAN IV
LISP 1966 ISWIM Peter J. Landin[?]
ALGOL60 1966 CORAL66 Real Time version of Algol 60
CPL 1967 BCPL -- Martin Richards[?]
Fortran LISP 1967 MUMPS -- Massachusetts General Hospital[?]
Simula 1967 Simula67
SNOBOL3 1967 SNOBOL4 -- Griswold, et al.
Algol60 1968 ALGOL 68 -- Wijngaarten, et al.
COWSEL 1968 POP-1[?] -- Burstall, Popplestone
1968 Forth -- Chuck Moore[?] (first paper, 1970)
POP-1 1970 POP-2[?]
ALGOL60 1971 Pascal -- Niklaus Wirth, Jensen
Simula67 1972 SMALLTALK Environment -- SMALLTALK[?]--Digitalk
B BCPL 1972 C -- Dennis Ritchie
* 1973 PROLOG -- Alain Colmeraurer[?]
BASIC 1973 COMAL
LISP 1975 Scheme -- Gerald Jay Sussman, Guy Lewis Steele Jr.[?]
BASIC 1975 Altair BASIC -- Bill Gates, Steve Allen
C FORTRAN 1976 RATFOR -- Brian Kernighan
MUMPS 1977 X11.1 ANSI Standard MUMPS
FORTRAN IV 1978 FORTRAN77
( * 1978 VISICALC -- Dan Bricklin, Bob Frankston)
C SNOBOL 1979 Awk -- Al Aho[?], Brian Kernighan
( * 1979 VULCAN DBASE-II -- Ratliff )
Algol68 1979 Green -- Jean Ichbiah et al., United States Department of Defense
C Simula67 1980 C with Classes -- Bjarne Stroustrup
Simula67 1980 SMALLTALK[?]-80 -- Digitalk
Green 1983 Ada -- US Dept of Defense
C with Classes 1983 C++ -- Bjarne Stroustrup
Pascal 1983 Turbo Pascal -- Anders Hejlsberg
* 1984 Standard ML[?] ML = Meta-Language
1977MUMPS 1985 1984 MUMPS
( dBase 1984 CLIPPER[?] -- Nantucket )
( dBase 1985 PARADOX[?] -- Borland )
Simula67 1986 Eiffel -- Meyer
( * 1987 HyperCard -- Apple )
( * 1987 SQL-1 )
Awk 1987 Perl -- Larry Wall
MATLAB 1988 Octave
dBase-III 1988 dBaseIV
Awk Lisp 1988 Tcl -- John Ousterhout
Turbo-Pascal 1989 Turbo-Pascal+OOP -- Borland
C 1989 Standard C -- ANSI X3.159-1989 (adopted by ISO in 1990)
Pascal Modula-II 1989 OBERON -- Wirth
1990 Haskell
1984MUMPS 1990 1990 MUMPS
1991 Python -- Guido van Rossum
( SQL-1 1992 SQL-2 )
Turbo-Pascal OOP 1992 Borland Pascal[?]
1993 Brainfuck -- Urban Mueller
Perl Smalltalk 1993 Ruby
1993 Lua
Ada 83 1995 Ada 95 -- ISO
Borland Pascal 1995 Delphi(1) -- Borland
C++ Internet OOP 1995 Java -- Sun Microsystems
1990MUMPS 1995 1995 MUMPS
Standard ML,84 1997 SML'97
C++ 1998 C++98 -- ANSI/ISO Standard C++
2000 Joy -- Manfred von Thun
DELPHI(5) 2001 KYLIX -- Borland
Whitespace 2003 Whitespace -- Edwin Brady and Chris Morris
Things with unknown or questionable dates:
* 197? sh (Bourne Shell) -- Bourne
sh 19?? ksh (Korn Shell) -- Dave Korn
ksh 199? zsh (Z Shell)
HyperCard 199? AppleScript -- Apple
* 1990 Self -- Sun Microsystems Inc.
Self Java 199? LiveScript -- Brendan Eich, Netscape (Self inspired, made for Java interactions)
LiveScript 1995 JavaScript -- Netscape
JavaScript 1997 ECMAScript -- ECMA TC39-TG1
* 2003 C# -- Microsoft
2003 Rikstation[?]
Legend:
OLD <> NEW Predecessor(s) etc YEAR PRODUCT -- developer, Company ( Item ) non 'universal programming language' * <YEAR> newly developededition
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