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Programming Languages Ranked

Programming Languages Ranked is a structured technology dataset with 25 entries. Its fields include Language, Year Created, Creator. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.

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Dataset details

Table scope
All 25 rows
Fields
6 columns
Source
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Data updated
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Included fields: Language, Year Created, Creator, Paradigm, Popularity Index, and 1 more.

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

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Year Created span
1957 to 2015
Across 25 preview rows

Useful for

  • Comparing Language, Year Created, and Creator across technology entries
  • Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 25 downloadable records
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Language
Year Created
Creator
Paradigm
Popularity Index
Known For
Python
1991Guido van RossumMulti-paradigm1AI/ML, data science, beginner-friendly syntax
C
1972Dennis RitchieProcedural2Operating systems, embedded systems, foundational language
C++
1985Bjarne StroustrupMulti-paradigm3Game engines, system software, high performance
Java
1995James GoslingObject-oriented4Enterprise apps, Android development, write once run anywhere
C#
2000Microsoft (Anders Hejlsberg)Object-oriented5Windows apps, Unity game engine, .NET ecosystem
JavaScript
1995Brendan EichMulti-paradigm6Web development, runs in every browser
Go
2009Google (Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, Ken Thompson)Concurrent, procedural7Cloud infrastructure, microservices, simplicity
Visual Basic
1991MicrosoftObject-oriented8Rapid application development, Excel macros
SQL
1974IBM (Donald Chamberlin, Raymond Boyce)Declarative9Database querying, universal data language
Fortran
1957IBM (John Backus)Procedural10Scientific computing, oldest high-level language
Delphi/Object Pascal
1995Borland (Anders Hejlsberg)Object-oriented11RAD, Windows desktop applications
MATLAB
1984Cleve MolerMulti-paradigm12Engineering, numerical computing, matrix operations
PHP
1995Rasmus LerdorfMulti-paradigm13Web backends, WordPress, powers 77% of websites
Rust
2015Mozilla (Graydon Hoare)Multi-paradigm14Memory safety without garbage collection, systems programming
R
1993Ross Ihaka, Robert GentlemanFunctional, procedural15Statistical computing, data visualization, bioinformatics
Ruby
1995Yukihiro MatsumotoObject-oriented16Rails framework, developer happiness, startups
Swift
2014Apple (Chris Lattner)Multi-paradigm17iOS/macOS app development, safety-focused design
Kotlin
2011JetBrainsMulti-paradigm18Android development, Java interoperability
TypeScript
2012Microsoft (Anders Hejlsberg)Multi-paradigm19Type-safe JavaScript, large-scale web apps
COBOL
1959Grace Hopper (committee)Procedural20Banking systems, legacy mainframes, still processes 95% of ATM transactions
Scala
2004Martin OderskyFunctional, object-oriented21Big data (Apache Spark), JVM language
Perl
1987Larry WallMulti-paradigm22Text processing, regex, early web CGI scripts
Lua
1993Roberto Ierusalimschy et al.Multi-paradigm23Game scripting (Roblox, WoW), lightweight embeddable language
Haskell
1990CommitteePurely functional24Pure functional programming, strong type system, academic influence
Dart
2011Google (Lars Bak, Kasper Lund)Object-oriented25Flutter framework, cross-platform mobile apps

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