Language

ALGOL 60

Paradigms	procedural programming, structured programming, imperative programming
Typing discipline	strong typing, static typing
Designed by	John Backus
Developer	Peter Naur, Adriaan van Wijngaarden, Klaus Samelson, John Backus, John McCarthy, Heinz Rutishauser, Charles Katz, Bernard Vauquois, Alan Perlis, Friedrich L. Bauer
Type	version, edition or translation, programming language
First release	1960
Latest version	ISO 1538:1984

Programming languages · 13

Language	Paradigms	First appeared	Developer
Ada	structured programming, object-oriented programming, multi-paradigm programming, imperative programming	1980	Jean Ichbiah, S. Tucker Taft
ALGOL 68	imperative programming, concurrent computing	—	Adriaan van Wijngaarden, John E. L. Peck, Cornelis H. A. Koster, Barry J. Mailloux
ALGOL W	structured programming, procedural programming, imperative programming	1966	Tony Hoare, Niklaus Wirth
Atlas Autocode	—	1965	—
C	multi-paradigm programming, imperative programming, structured programming, procedural programming	1972	Dennis M. Ritchie, Bell Labs, American National Standards Institute, International Organization for Standardization, Ken Thompson
CLU	object-oriented programming, procedural programming	1975	Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Barbara Liskov
Coral 66	procedural programming, structured programming, imperative programming	1964	—
CPL	procedural programming, multi-paradigm programming, imperative programming, structured programming, functional programming	1963	—
Edinburgh IMP	procedural programming, structured programming, imperative programming	1966	—
Euler	imperative programming, procedural programming, structured programming	1965	—
Forsythe	procedural programming	—	—
Pascal	imperative programming, structured programming	1970	Niklaus Wirth
Simula	imperative programming, procedural programming, structured programming, object-oriented programming	1962	Kristen Nygaard