APL 1978-09-091978-09-09| G RickG Rick| 0 Comments | 6:00 pm Categories: Programming Languages named after the book A Programming Language Specifically: APL\360 Post navigation PREVIOUS Previous post: HP-33ENEXT Next post: VisiCalc Related Post dBASE IIdBASE II 1980-02-291980-02-29| G RickG Rick| 0 Comments … suggested calling the new product version two (“II”) to suggest it was less buggy than an initial release. Ashton-Tate Read MoreRead More COBOLCOBOL 1981-01-011981-01-01| G RickG Rick| 0 Comments “common business-oriented language” Read MoreRead More BASICBASIC 1976-07-041976-07-04| G RickG Rick| 0 Comments Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code is a family of general-purpose, high-level programming languages whose design philosophy emphasizes ease of use. Variants will include: Atari BASIC Integer BASIC and later Applesoft Read MoreRead More
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