imperative programming

216 programming languages

Language	First appeared	Developer
Dart	2011	Google
Dartmouth BASIC	—	—
Darwin	1991	—
DataFlex	1982	—
DBYTE	—	—
DIBOL	1970	Digital Equipment Corporation
DIGITAL Command Language	—	Digital Equipment Corporation
Draco	—	—
Dragon	2018	—
Easy Programming Language	2004	—
EC	2004	—
Edinburgh IMP	1966	—
Esterel	—	—
Euclid	1977	Ric Holt
Euler	1965	—
Euphoria	1993	—
Executive Systems Problem Oriented Language	1966	Burroughs Corporation
Ezhil	2007	—
F#	2005	F Sharp Software Foundation, Microsoft
F*	—	Microsoft Research, Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique
Flix	2016	—
Flow chart language	1989	—
FLOW-MATIC	1955	—
Fortran	1957	IBM, John Backus
G-code	—	—
G-Portugol	—	—
Game Maker Language	1999	Mark Overmars
Game Oriented Assembly Lisp	2001	Andy Gavin, Jak and Daxter
GAUSS	1984	—
Genie	2008	—
Go	2009	Google, The Go Authors, Rob Pike, Robert Griesemer, Ken Thompson
Go!	2003	Frank G. McCabe, Keith Clark
Haggis	—	—
Hale	2026	—
Handel-C	2005	Mentor Graphics
Harbour	1999	—
HP BASIC for OpenVMS	—	Digital Equipment Corporation
HP Time-Shared BASIC	—	—
Hy	2013	—
Incr Tcl	1993	Michael McLennan
Intel Parallel Building Blocks	2010	Intel
ISWIM	1966	—
J#	2002	Microsoft
Janus	1982	—
Java	1995	Sun Microsystems, Oracle Corporation, James Gosling
JavaScript	1995	—
Joule	1996	—
JOVIAL	1960	—