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Programming Languages

Programming Languages is a structured technology dataset with 30 entries. Its fields include Name, Year Created, Creator. Community voting appears as a separate signal beside eligible rows and does not replace the source values.

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Updated:2/14/2026

Dataset details

Table scope
All 30 rows
Fields
6 columns
Data updated
Feb 14, 2026

Included fields: Name, Year Created, Creator, Paradigm, Typing, and 1 more.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

Preview observations

Year Created span
1949 to 2016
Across 30 preview rows
Paradigm groups
7 distinct values
Across 30 preview rows

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  • Comparing Name, Year Created, and Creator across technology entries
  • Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 30 downloadable records
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Name
Year Created
Creator
Paradigm
Typing
Popular For
Python
1991Guido van RossumMulti-paradigmDynamicAI/ML, data science, scripting
JavaScript
1995Brendan EichMulti-paradigmDynamicWeb development, full-stack
TypeScript
2012MicrosoftMulti-paradigmStaticLarge-scale web apps
Java
1995James GoslingObject-orientedStaticEnterprise, Android
C
1972Dennis RitchieProceduralStaticSystems programming, embedded
C++
1985Bjarne StroustrupMulti-paradigmStaticGame engines, systems
C#
2000MicrosoftMulti-paradigmStatic.NET, game dev (Unity)
Go
2009GoogleMulti-paradigmStaticCloud services, DevOps
Rust
2010Graydon Hoare (Mozilla)Multi-paradigmStaticSystems programming, safety-critical
Swift
2014AppleMulti-paradigmStaticiOS/macOS development
Kotlin
2011JetBrainsMulti-paradigmStaticAndroid development
Ruby
1995Yukihiro MatsumotoMulti-paradigmDynamicWeb (Rails), scripting
PHP
1995Rasmus LerdorfMulti-paradigmDynamicWeb backends, CMS
Scala
2004Martin OderskyMulti-paradigmStaticBig data (Spark), JVM apps
R
1993Ross Ihaka & Robert GentlemanMulti-paradigmDynamicStatistics, data analysis
Dart
2011GoogleObject-orientedStaticFlutter mobile apps
Lua
1993PUC-Rio teamMulti-paradigmDynamicGame scripting, embedded
Perl
1987Larry WallMulti-paradigmDynamicText processing, sysadmin
Haskell
1990Haskell CommitteeFunctionalStaticAcademic, compilers
Elixir
2011Jose ValimFunctionalDynamicReal-time web, distributed systems
Clojure
2007Rich HickeyFunctionalDynamicData processing, JVM apps
Julia
2012Jeff Bezanson et al.Multi-paradigmDynamicScientific computing, numerical
MATLAB
1984MathWorksMulti-paradigmDynamicEngineering, signal processing
Objective-C
1984Brad Cox & Tom LoveObject-orientedStaticLegacy macOS/iOS apps
Shell (Bash)
1989Brian FoxScriptingUntypedAutomation, system scripting
SQL
1974IBM (Chamberlin & Boyce)DeclarativeStaticDatabase queries
Zig
2016Andrew KelleyImperativeStaticSystems programming, C replacement
Fortran
1957John Backus (IBM)ProceduralStaticScientific computing, HPC
COBOL
1959CODASYL CommitteeProceduralStaticLegacy banking systems
Assembly
1949VariousImperativeUntypedHardware-level programming

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