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1 FORTRAN november 1954 FORTRAN I october 1956 FORTRAN II 1957 FORTRAN III end-1958 B-O 1957 Flow-Matic 1958 COBOL 1959 JOVIAL 1959 IAL 1958 ALGOL Lisp 1958 Lisp Languages september 12, 2015 Éric Lévénez <
2 FORTRAN IV 1962 FORTRAN IV (Fortran 66 ANS) 1966 Forth 1968 Logo 1968 JOSS 1964 TELCOMP 1965 MUMPS 1966 APL 1960 COBOL COBOL 61 Extended 1962 COBOL 1965 COBOL 68 ANS 1968 PL/I 1964 CPL 1963 BCPL july 1967 B 1969 JOVIAL I 1960 JOVIAL II 1961 JOVIAL CORAL CORAL ALGOL Simula I 1964 GOGOL 1964 Simula ALGOL W 1966 GOGOL III 1967 ALGOL 68 december 1968 ISWIM 1966 Sail 1968 sh 1969 BASIC may 1, 1964 Lisp SNOBOL 1962 SNOBOL 2 april 1964 SNOBOL SNOBOL
3 FIG-Forth 1978 Prolog 1970 FORTRAN V (Fortran 77 ANSI) april 1978 MUMPS (ANSI) september 15, 1977 Pascal 1970 COBOL 74 ANSI 1974 Rex 1.00 may 1979 PL/M 1972 Modula 1975 PL/1 ANS 1976 Ada 1979 Modula C 1971 C (K&R) 1978 Classic C CLU 1974 Mesa 1977 Smalltalk 1971 Smalltalk sed 1973 Smalltalk Mainsail 1975 Smalltalk awk 1978 Smalltalk SASL 1976 csh october 1978 MS Basic 2.0 july 1975 Scheme 1975 Scheme MIT 1978 ML 1973 SL Icon 1977
4 PostScript 1982 Forth ANS Forth 1986 OO Forth 1987 Object Logo 1986 Tcl mid 1988 Tcl/Tk end 1988 B 1981 Prolog II october 1982 Prolog III 1984 Sharp APL APL 2 august 1984 MUMPS (FIPS) 1986 ABC 1987 A 1988 Modula Rex Rex Rexx Pascal AFNOR 1983 COBOL 85 ISO/ANSI 1985 Object Pascal 1985 Oberon 1987 Borland Turbo Pascal Ada 83 ANSI january 1983 Ada ISO 1987 Objective-C 1983 Concurrent C 1984 ANSI C (C89) 1989 C with Classes april 1980 C++ july 1983 ARM C Cedar 1983 Smalltalk KRC 1981 nawk 1985 Eiffel 1986 Self Eiffel Miranda 1982 Perl december 18, 1987 Perl january 5, 1988 Perl october 18, 1989 BASICA 1981 GW-Basic 1983 Common Lisp 1984 QuickBasic QuickBasic Clos 1989 MS Basic PDS Scheme SML 1984 Haskell Caml 1987
5 1990 PostScript level Fortran 90 ISO 1991 A J 1990 MUMPS ISO 1992 M 1994 Python 1991 Oberon NetRexx 1991 ISO C (C90) december 15, 1990 Cmm 1992 Oak june 1991 Ruby february 24, 1993 Eiffel Perl march 21, 1991 Sather 0.1 june 1991 Sather 1.0 mid-1994 Perl october 18, 1994 MS PDS Visual Basic 1.0 may 20, 1991 Visual Basic 2.0 march 1992 Visual Basic 3.0 june 93 Common Lisp ANSI december 8, 1994 Haskell 1.1 april 1, 1990 Scheme IEEE 1990 SML Haskell 1.2 march 1992 Caml Caml
6 1995 PostScript level 3 september 11, 1996 ISO Forth 1997 Tcl/Tk 8.1 april 1999 Tcl/Tk dec. 16, 1999 Fortran 95 ISO december 15, 1997 Delphi march 2, 1995 K 1996 M ANSI dec 8, 1995 APL Open M dec 11, 1995 Prolog IV 1997 M ISO 1999 Delphi 5 august, 1999 Python april 13, 1999 ANSI Rexx OO COBOL 1997 Object Rexx february 25, 1997 Ada LiveScript 1995 PHP/FI 1995 Java 1 may 23, 1995 Self 4.0 july 10, 1995 Visual Basic 4.0 september 1995 ISO C (C95) april 1, 1996 JavaScript december 1995 Ruby 0.95 december 1995 Sather 1.1 september 1995 Objective Caml 1996 Modula-2 ISO june 1, 1996 JScript may 1996 Eiffel 4 december 11, 1996 ECMAScript june 1997 PHP 2.0 nov. 13, 1997 Ruby 1.1 alpha 0 august 13, 1997 O Caml december 11, 1997 Visual Basic 5.0 april 1997 Modula-2 ISO Generic Extension december 19, 1998 JavaScript 1.5 C++98 ANSI/ISO 1998 Java 2 (v1.2) december 8, 1998 ANSI Smalltalk may 19, 1998 Eiffel 4.2 february 6, 1998 PHP 3.0 june 6, 1998 O Caml Perl 5.005_50 july 26, 1998 Visual Basic 6.0 june 16, 1998 NetRexx july 23, 1999 ISO C (C99) december 1, 1999 JavaScript 2.0 (draft 1) february 18, 1999 ECMAScript ed3 december 1999 Ruby april 2, 1999 Sather november 4, 1999 Haskell 1.3 may 1996 Haskell 1.4 april 1997 SML Scheme R 5 RS 1998 Haskell 98 february 1999
7 2000 colorforth july 31, 2001 Tcl/Tk 8.3 october 22, 2001 Delphi 6 may 1, 2001 Python 1.6 september 5, 2000 Python 2.0 october 16, 2000 Python 2.1 april 17, 2001 Python 2.2 december 21, 2001 Active Oberon 2001 C# june 26, 2000 C# (ECMA) december 13, 2001 JScript Java 2 (v1.3) may 8, 2000 Ruby september 27, 2000 Ruby september 19, 2001 Java 2 (v1.4) early access february 6, 2002 PHP 4.0 may 22, 2000 ISE Eiffel Self 4.1 august 7, 2001 PHP december 8, 2001 Perl march 28, 2000 Perl september 2, 2000 O Caml 3.00 june 2000 O Caml 3.02 july 30, 2001 O Caml 3.03 dec 10, 2001 O Caml 3.04 dec 12, 2001 VB.NET (Visual Basic 7.0) 2001 Unicon 2001
8 2002 Tcl/Tk 8.4 september 10, 2002 Fortran 2000 (draft) september 30, 2002 Tcl/Tk october 22, 2002 Tcl/Tk march 3, 2003 Tcl/Tk may 20, 2003 Delphi 7 august 6, 2002 Python april 10, 2002 Python october 14, 2002 Python 2.3a2 february 19, 2003 Python may 30, 2003 COBOL 2002 ISO/ANSI december 2002 C# (ISO) march 28, 2003 JavaScript 2.0 (draft 4) april 26, 2002 Ruby march 1, 2002 Java 2 (v1.4.0_01) june 4, 2002 ECMAScript ed4 (draft) 2002 Java 2 (v1.4.1) september 2002 Ruby december 24, 2002 Java 2 (v1.4.1_02) february 27, 2003 Java 2 (v1.4.2) april 29, 2003 Self september 2002 PHP april 22, 2002 PHP july 22, 2002 PHP september 6, 2002 PHP december 27, 2002 PHP feb. 17, 2003 PHP may 29, 2003 Perl july 18, 2002 O Caml 3.05 july 29, 2002 O Caml 3.06 august 20, 2002 Haskell 98 (revised) december 2002
9 PostScript level 3 v Tcl/Tk july 22, 2003 Tcl/Tk november 24, 2003 Tcl/Tk march 1, 2004 Delphi 8 november 2003 Python 2.3 july 29, 2003 Python september 23, 2003 Python october 3, 2003 Python december 19, 2003 Python may 27, 2004 C# 2.0 (beta) july 2003 C++03 ISO/IEC 2003 Java 2 (v1.4.1_03) june 11, 2003 Java 2 (v1.4.2_01) august 26, 2003 Ruby 1.8 august 4, 2003 Java 2 (v1.4.2_02) october 22, 2003 Java 2 (v1.4.2_03) december 13, 2003 Ruby december 25, 2003 Java 2 (v1.5.0) (beta 1) february 5, 2004 Java 2 (v1.4.2_04) march 8, 2004 Java 2 (v5.0) (beta 2) june 28, 2004 Java 2 (v1.4.2_05) june 30, 2004 Self april 3, 2004 PHP august 25, 2003 PHP november 3, 2003 PHP march 26, 2004 PHP april 15, 2004 PHP june 3, 2004 Perl september 26, 2003 Perl november 5, 2003 Perl january 1, 2004 Perl april 23, 2004 O Caml 3.07 september 29, 2003
10 2005 PostScript level 3 v 3017 september 11, 2005 Tcl/Tk july 25, 2004 Tcl/Tk nov. 22, 2004 Tcl/Tk december 7, 2004 Tcl/Tk june 28, 2005 Tcl/Tk december 6, 2005 Fortran 2003 november 30, 2004 Delphi 2005 november 2004 M ISO january 6, 2005 Delphi 2006 october 30, 2005 Python 2.4 november 30, 2004 Python march 30, 2005 Python september 28, 2005 Ada 2006 (draft) 2005 C# 3.0 (beta) september 2005 C# 2.0 november 2005 Java 2 (v6.0 beta) december 2004 Java 2 (v5.0) september 30, 2004 Java 2 (v1.4.2_06) november 23, 2004 Ruby december 25, 2004 Java 2 (v5.0 update 3) april 28, 2005 Ruby september 21, 2005 Ruby december 24, 2005 PHP july 13, 2004 PHP july 13, 2004 Perl july 21, 2004 PHP december 15, 2004 PHP december 15, 2004 Perl november 30, 2004 PHP april 3, 2005 ECMA Eiffel june 2005 PHP october 31, 2005 PHP september 6, 2005 Perl june 3, 2005 PHP november 24, 2005 O Caml july 13, 2004 O Caml november 2004
11 Tcl/Tk april 19, 2006 Tcl/Tk october 19, 2006 Tcl/Tk may 25, 2007 Tcl/Tk 8.5 december 20, 2007 Python 2.5 september 19, 2006 Delphi 2007 march 2007 Python april 19, 2007 Python 3.0a2 december 7, 2007 C# 3.0 november 6, 2006 Ada 2005 march 9, 2007 C# 3.5 november 19, 2007 Objective-C 2.0 august 7, 2006 Java 6 december 11, 2006 Java 6 update 2 july 5, 2007 Java 2 (v5.0 update 8) august 11, 2006 Ruby august 25, 2006 Ruby march 13, 2007 Java 2 (v5.0 update 12) may 31, 2007 Self 4.3 june 30, 2006 PHP january 13, 2006 PHP august 17, 2006 PHP may 3, 2007 Perl february 2, 2006 PHP august 24, 2006 PHP november 2, 2006 PHP may 31, 2007 PHP august 30, 2007 PHP november 9, 2007 Perl 5.10 december 18, 2007 O Caml april 14, 2006 O Caml may 16, 2007 Scheme R 6 RS (draft) september 14, 2006 Scheme R 6 RS august 28, 2007
12 Tcl/Tk october 15, 2008 Tcl/Tk january 2009 Tcl/Tk april 15, 2009 Delphi 2009 august 2008 Python 2.6 october 1, 2008 Python 3.0 december 3, 2008 Python december 4, 2008 Python february 13, 2009 Python april 14, 2009 Python 3.1 june 27, 2009 Java 6 update 7 july 11, 2008 Java 2 (v5.0 update 16) july 11, 2008 Java 2 (v1.4.2_18) july 11, 2008 Ruby may 31, 2008 C++0x draft 2008 Java 6 update 11 december 2, 2008 Java 2 (v5.0 update 17) december 2, 2008 Java 2 (v1.4.2_19) december 2, 2008 Ruby january 30, 2009 Java 2 (v5.0 update 18) march 24, 2009 Java 6 update 14 june 10, 2009 PHP january 3, 2008 PHP august 7, 2008 PHP may 1, 2008 PHP december 4, 2008 PHP december 8, 2008 PHP february 26, 2009 PHP 5.3 june 30, 2009 O Caml february 29, 2008 O Caml december 4, 2008 O Caml june 12, 2009
13 Tcl/Tk september 8, 2010 Tcl/Tk june 24, 2011 Fortran 2008 september 2010 Delphi 2010 august 2009 Python 3.2 february 20, 2011 Python july 11, 2011 Python october 2, 2009 Python 2.7 july 4, 2010 Python november 27, 2010 Python june 12, 2011 Swift 2010 C# 4.0 april 12, 2010 Java 7 july 28, 2011 C++1x draft july 22, 2009 Objective-C 2.1 august 28, 2009 Java 2 (v5.0 update 21) september 11, 2009 Java 6 update 26 june 7, 2011 ISO/IEC C++ (C++11) august 12, 2011 Ruby preview 1 july 18, 2009 Ruby august 18, 2010 Perl october 2, 2009 Perl april 12, 2010 PHP january 6, 2011 PHP march 17, 2011 Perl 5.14 june 8, 2011 O Caml august 2, 2010 O Caml july 4, 2011 Haskell 2010 (announced) november 2009 Haskell HP july 2010
14 Tcl/Tk november 4, 2011 Tcl/Tk july 27, 2012 Tcl/Tk december 20, 2012 Python september 29, 2012 Python may 15, 2013 Python may 15, 2013 Java 7 update 3 february 15, 2012 ISO/IEC C (C11) december 8, 2011 Java 7 update 7 august 30, 2012 C# 5.0 august 15, 2012 Ada 2012 december 15, 2012 Java 7 update 25 june 18, 2013 Java 6 update 51 june 18, 2013 Ruby october 31, 2011 Ruby february 24, 2013 PHP march 1, 2012 Perl 5.16 may 20, 2012 PHP july 18, 2013 Perl 5.18 may 18, 2013 OCaml october 5, 2012 Haskell HP december 2011
15 2014 Tcl/Tk november 12, 2014 Python november 13, 2013 Python march 17, 2014 Python may 18, 2014 Swift 1.0 september 9, 2014 Swift 1.1 october 22, 2014 Java 8 march 18, 2014 Java 8 update 25 october 14, 2014 Java 7 update 51 january 14, 2014 Java 7 update 72 october 14, 2014 Java 6 update 81 july 15, 2014 ISO/IEC C++ (C++14) december 15, 2014 Ruby december 25, 2013 Ruby october 27, 2014 PHP december 18, 2014
16 2015 Python february 25, 2015 Swift 1.2 april 8, 2015 Java 8 update 51 july 14, 2015 C# 6.0 july 20, 2015 Ruby april 13, 2015 PHP july 10, 2015
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