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FORTRAN
One of the earliest programming languages ever. -
ALGOL
Great inspiration for many future languages. -
COBOL
Another early language that was inspiring, many older systems today are based on COBOL still. -
BASIC
Short for "Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code", it was a major consumer language from the 80s that revolutionized the computer market and introduced programming to many people during its era. -
BCPL
Precursor to C. -
B
Crucial precursor to C based on BCPL. -
Pascal
Influenced by ALGOL. Created to encourage good programming habits. -
C
Very important language, even today. Foundation for many other languages and is still in use today. -
Modula
Modular programming language. -
Delphi
Object-oriented version of Pascal. -
C++
Object-oriented C with many new major features. Still used to this day. -
Python
Scripting language that encourages code readability. -
HTML
Created as part of the World-Wide-Web by Tim Berner's Lee. -
Java
Multi-platform object oriented language created by Sun Microsystems. -
JavaScript
Not to be confused with Java. Created for Web browsers for dynamic content. -
CSS
Created to stylize Web pages. -
C#
Similar to Java in many ways. Very easy language to pick up. -
D
Language with major influences with C++, while focusing on performance.
