Programming Languages

BASIC - correct anwerBeginers All Purpose Instruction Code COBOL - correct anwerCommon Business Oriented Language Fortran - correct anwerFormula Translation Pascal - correct anwerinfluenced by the ALGOL W efforts, with the explicit goals of producing a language that would be efficient both in the compiler and at run-time, allow for the development of well-structured programs, and to be useful for teaching students structured programming.[4] A generation of students used Pascal as an introductory language in undergraduate courses. Java - correct anwerAn object-oriented programming language designed specifically for programs (particularly multimedia) to be used over the Internet. Java allows programmers to create small programs or applications to enhance websites. ASCII - correct anwerAmerican Standard Code for Information Interchange HTML - correct anwerHypertext Markup Language Python - correct anwerAn advanced programming language that is interpreted, object-oriented and built on flexible and robust semantics. JavaScript - correct anwers a client-side programming language that runs inside a client browser and processes commands on a computer rather than a server. It is commonly placed into an HTML or ASP C Language - correct anwerA Structure-oriented, middle-level programming language mostly used to develop low-level applications. C ++ - correct anwerobject-oriented, middle-level programming language and is an extension of C language Shell - correct anwerSteve Bourne wrote the Bourne shell which appeared in the Seventh Edition Bell Labs Research version of Unix. Ruby - correct anwerAn open-sourced, object-oriented scripting language that can be used independently or as part of the Ruby on Rails web framework. C# - correct anweris a multi-paradigm programming language that features strong typing, imperative, declarative, functional, generic, object-oriented and component-oriented disciplines. Objective C - correct anweris a multi-paradigm programming language that features strong typing, imperative, declarative, functional, generic, object-oriented and component-oriented disciplines. PHP - correct anwerNamed recursively, is the most common server-side scripting language, allowing a web server to produce a web page "on the fly" based on data provided by the client. SQL - correct anwerA database query language (not a development language) that allows for adding, accessing and managing content in a database. It is the language that allows programmers to perform the common acronym CRUD (Create; Read; Update; Delete) within a database. Swift - correct anwerApple's newest open-source, multi-paradigm programming language for iOS and OS X apps.