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213 programming languages

Language	First appeared	Developer
4th Dimension	1984	4D SAS
ABC	1975	Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica
Action!	1983	Optimized Systems Software
ActiveVFP	2001	—
Advanced Business Application Language	—	—
ALGOL	1959	—
ALGOL 58	—	Klaus Samelson, Heinz Rutishauser, Charles Katz, Friedrich L. Bauer, Alan Perlis, John Backus
ALGOL 60	—	Peter Naur, Adriaan van Wijngaarden, Klaus Samelson, John Backus, John McCarthy, Heinz Rutishauser, Charles Katz, Bernard Vauquois, Alan Perlis, Friedrich L. Bauer
ALGOL W	1966	Tony Hoare, Niklaus Wirth
Alma-0	1997	Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica
AMOS	1990	François Lionet
AngelScript	2003	—
Arc	2008	Paul Graham
Arduino	—	Massimo Banzi
AutoIt	1999	—
AWK	1977	Brian Kernighan, Peter J. Weinberger, Alfred Aho
B	1969	Ken Thompson, Bell Labs
Babbage	1971	—
BASIC	1964	John George Kemeny, Thomas E. Kurtz, Mary Kenneth Keller
Basic For Qt	—	—
Basic4GL	—	—
Basic4ppc	—	—
BCPL	1967	—
BitC	—	Johns Hopkins University
BLISS	1970	Carnegie Mellon University
Brutus2D	—	—
C	1972	Dennis M. Ritchie, Bell Labs, American National Standards Institute, International Organization for Standardization, Ken Thompson
C++	1983	Bjarne Stroustrup
CGOL	1973	Vaughan Ronald Pratt
CHILL	1980	—
Cilk	1994	Charles E. Leiserson
Citrine	2014	—
Classic Visual Basic	1991	Microsoft
CLIST	—	—
CLU	1975	Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Barbara Liskov
COBOL	1959	CODASYL, International Organization for Standardization, American National Standards Institute
ColorForth	—	Charles H. Moore
COMAL	1975	—
Common Lisp	1984	Common Lisp committee, J13
COMTRAN	1957	Bob Bemer
Coral 66	1964	—
CPL	1963	—
CS-4	1973	Intermetrics
DIBOL	1970	Digital Equipment Corporation
Draco	—	—
Dragon	2018	—
Easy Programming Language	2004	—
EC	2004	—