BASIC

Paradigms	object-oriented programming, imperative programming, non-structured programming, procedural programming
First appeared	1964
Designed by	John George Kemeny
Developer	John George Kemeny, Thomas E. Kurtz, Mary Kenneth Keller
Type	imperative programming language, non-structured programming language
Influenced by	Fortran, FORTRAN II, ALGOL, JOSS
File extensions	bas

Sources: Wikidata (CC0) · Wikidata Q42979

Programming languages · 23

Language	Paradigms	First appeared	Developer
Altair BASIC	—	1975	Bill Gates, Paul Allen
BasicX	—	—	—
BBC BASIC	—	1981	Sophie Wilson
CBASIC	—	—	Gordon Eubanks
COMAL	structured programming, procedural programming	1975	—
DIBOL	imperative programming, procedural programming, structured programming	1970	Digital Equipment Corporation
Euphoria	imperative programming, procedural programming	1993	—
GFA BASIC	—	1986	Frank Ostrowski
GRASS	procedural programming	1974	—
IBM Advanced BASIC	—	1981	—
Open Programming Language	imperative programming, structured programming	1984	—
Perl	multi-paradigm programming	1987	The Perl Foundation, Larry Wall
PureBasic	structured programming	1998	—
QuickBASIC	—	1985	Microsoft
Ring	object-oriented programming, procedural programming, functional programming, imperative programming, declarative programming	2016	Mahmoud Samir Fayed
Ruby	reflective programming, functional programming, imperative programming, object-oriented programming	1995	Yukihiro Matsumoto
STOS BASIC	—	1988	François Lionet
True BASIC	—	1983	—
WLanguage	—	1992	—
XBasic	—	—	—
XProfan	—	1990	—
XProfan	—	1990	—
Zebra	—	1989	—

Programming languages · 4

Language	Paradigms	First appeared	Developer
ABasiC	—	—	MetaComCo
BASIC-F	—	1984	—
BASIC-G	—	1983	—
BASIC-I	—	1983	—

Programming languages · 2

Language	Paradigms	First appeared	Developer
FreeBASIC	procedural programming, object-oriented programming	2004	—
Turbo Basic	—	1987	Borland