Language

Modula-2

Paradigms	modular programming, imperative programming, structured programming, concurrent computing
Typing discipline	safe typing, strong typing, static typing
First appeared	1978
Designed by	Niklaus Wirth
Developer	Niklaus Wirth
Type	imperative programming language, systems programming language, programming language
First release	1978
Influenced by	Mesa, Modula, Pascal

Sources: Wikidata (CC0) · Wikidata Q777358

Programming languages · 9

Language	Paradigms	First appeared	Developer
Ada	structured programming, object-oriented programming, multi-paradigm programming, imperative programming	1980	Jean Ichbiah, S. Tucker Taft
Amiga E	object-oriented programming	1993	Wouter van Oortmerssen
Erlang	concurrent computing, functional programming, multi-paradigm programming, declarative programming	1986	Robert Virding, Joe Armstrong, Ericsson
Go	structured programming, procedural programming, functional programming, concurrent computing, object-oriented programming, imperative programming	2009	Google, The Go Authors, Rob Pike, Robert Griesemer, Ken Thompson
Lua	procedural programming, prototype-based programming, functional programming, imperative programming, multi-paradigm programming, object-oriented programming	1993	Roberto Ierusalimschy
Modula-3	object-oriented programming, imperative programming	1989	Digital Equipment Corporation
Oberon	procedural programming, structured programming, imperative programming, modular programming, object-oriented programming	1987	Niklaus Wirth
Seed7	imperative programming, object-oriented programming, multi-paradigm programming, generic programming, reflective programming, structured programming	2005	—
Turbo Pascal	object-oriented programming	1983	Borland, Anders Hejlsberg

Programming languages · 1

Language	Paradigms	First appeared	Developer
ORCA/Modula-2	—	1994	The Byte Works