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=== Programming Language === | |||
A programming language is a way to translate in a reproducible way actions from the programmer into a code the central processing unit [[CPU]] van understand and execute. Normally it exists of a series of [[data definitions]] combined with logic applied to these data. Generally a computer language reflects the state of development of the hardware and its processing power. | |||
An attempt to give a chronological overview of all present known programming languages for computers, divided on: | An attempt to give a chronological overview of all present known programming languages for computers, divided on: | ||
:'''compilers''' | :'''compilers''' | ||
Revision as of 14:30, 25 February 2007
Programming Language
A programming language is a way to translate in a reproducible way actions from the programmer into a code the central processing unit CPU van understand and execute. Normally it exists of a series of data definitions combined with logic applied to these data. Generally a computer language reflects the state of development of the hardware and its processing power.
An attempt to give a chronological overview of all present known programming languages for computers, divided on:
- compilers
- ASSEMBLER
- ALGOL
- COBOL
- FORTRAN
- BASIC
- MUMPS
- PASCAL
- C
- C++
- Visual Basic
- Basicscript
- NextStep
- Java
- Javascript
- interpretors
- embedded
- IDE
- database programming languages
- 4GL
all items come with a short description and a typical way to use the language.