Home›Programming Languages›First Released›By Decade›1970sBrowse By1970sThis dimension groups programming languages by the year they were first released. Wikipedia notes that "early programming languages were closely tied to the hardware," while "modern languages often hide hardware details via abstraction," a shift that unfolded language by language over many release years. Browsing by first released lets a visitor compare languages that launched in the same period.1970sSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)1970sFilter Results37 entriesParadigmAllALGOL-Derived Languages (4)C Lineage Languages (1)Declarative Research Languages (1)Early Research Functional Languages (2)Lisp Dialects (1)ML Dialects (2)Parody and Themed Esoteric Languages (1)Prolog and Its Close Relatives (2)Smalltalk-Derived Languages (1)SQL and Its Procedural Extensions (1)Stack-Oriented Languages (1)Structured Programming Languages (1)System and Application Automation Languages (2)Unix Shell Languages (2)Very High-Level Languages (1)LineageAllAda (1)Bash (1)Befunge (1)C++ (1)Datalog (1)Dylan (programming language) (1)Erlang (1)Factor (programming language) (1)GNU Guile (1)Go (1)GraphQL (1)Groovy (1)Haskell (1)Io (programming language) (1)Java (1)JavaScript (2)Karel (programming language) (1)Lua (1)Mercury (1)Mercury (programming language) (1)Modula-2 (1)Modula-3 (1)Nemerle (1)Object Pascal (1)Objective-C (1)OCaml (1)Odin (programming language) (1)OpenCL (1)Perl (2)Pharo (1)PHP (1)PowerShell (1)Python (1)R (1)Rebol (1)Ruby (1)Self (1)SQL (1)Turbo Pascal (1)Turing (programming language) (1)Wolfram Language (2)Z Shell (1)Zig (1)ACM AreaAllArtificial Intelligence (1)Databases (1)Natural Language Processing (1)Operating Systems (2)Programming Language Theory (27)Software Engineering (1)Invented ByAllAdele Goldberg (1)Alain Colmerauer (1)Alan Kay (1)Alfred Aho (1)Anthony James Barr (1)Bill Joy (1)Brian Kernighan (1)Charles H. Moore (1)Dan Ingalls (1)Dennis Ritchie (1)Donald Chamberlin (1)Donald Knuth (1)Douglas Crockford (1)Gary Kildall (1)Gerald Jay Sussman (1)John Chambers (1)Kathleen O'Brien (1)Niklaus Wirth (3)Paul Laughton (1)Peter J. Weinberger (1)Ralph Griswold (1)Robert Kowalski (1)Robin Milner (2)Robin Popplestone (1)Rod Burstall (1)Stephen R. Bourne (1)Steve Wozniak (1)Ted Kaehler (1)William Wulf (1)PredecessorAllApplesoft BASIC (1)Mercury (programming language) (1)Oberon (1)Objective-C (1)R (1)Squeak (1)Typing DisciplineAllDynamically Typed (6)Statically Typed (8)Strongly Typed (14)Weakly Typed (2)LicenseAllBSD 3-Clause (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 37ABC (programming language)1970sApplesoft BASIC1970sAtari BASIC1970sAWK1970sBLISS (programming language)1970sBourne Shell1970sC1970sC Shell1970sCLU (programming language)1970sCOMAL1970sCommodore BASIC1970sCSV1970sDatalog1970sForth1970sFP (programming language)1970sIcon (programming language)1970sInteger BASIC1970sINTERCAL1970sJSON1970sLucid (programming language)1970sMesa (programming language)1970sML (programming language)1970sModula1970sModula-21970sPascal1970sPL/M1970sPOP-21970sProlog1970sREXX1970sS (programming language)1970sSAS (programming language)1970sScheme1970sSmalltalk1970sSQL1970sStandard ML1970sTeX1970sTiny BASIC1970sSourcesWikipedia: Rust (programming language)tier 2Wikimedia FoundationContains: Rust, IntroductionView the SourceWikipedia: Go (programming language)tier 2Wikimedia FoundationContains: Go, IntroductionView the SourceWikipedia: Perltier 2Wikimedia FoundationContains: Perl, IntroductionView the SourceWikipedia: Assembly languagetier 2WikipediaContains: Assembly Language, IntroductionView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.