Home›Object-Oriented Language›All Object-Oriented LanguageBrowse ByAll Object-Oriented LanguageReference and ClassificationDevelopingA language organized around objects that bundle data and behavior together, matching ACM Computing Classification System Language types: Object oriented languages. Belongs here: C#, C++, Java, Objective-C, Ruby and Smalltalk. Does not belong here: a language that supports object-oriented style only as one of several equally prominent paradigms, filed under Multi-Paradigm Language.FactsAll Object-Oriented LanguageSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1961 CE 1All Object-Oriented LanguageFilter Results32 entriesParadigmAllC-Family Object-Oriented Languages (12)Object-Oriented Extensions and Reliability-Focused Languages (2)Object-Oriented Languages on the .NET Platform (2)Smalltalk-Derived Languages (5)First ReleasedAll1972 (1)1980 (1)1982 (1)1983 (1)1984 (1)1985 (1)1986 (2)1987 (1)1988 (1)1995 (2)1996 (2)1997 (1)1998 (1)1999 (1)2000 (1)2001 (3)2002 (4)2003 (2)2006 (2)2008 (1)2011 (1)2014 (2)LineageAllBallerina (programming language) (1)C# (1)Carbon (1)CoffeeScript (1)Crystal (1)D (1)Groovy (1)Haxe (1)Io (programming language) (1)Java (1)JavaScript (1)Kotlin (3)Lua (1)Nim (2)Object Pascal (1)Objective-C (1)Perl (1)Pharo (1)PHP (1)Ruby (1)Rust (1)Self (1)Solidity (1)Squirrel (programming language) (1)Vala (programming language) (3)Wolfram Language (2)X10 (programming language) (1)Zig (1)ACM AreaAllEmbedded Systems (1)Programming Language Theory (23)Software Engineering (6)Invented ByAllAdele Goldberg (1)Alan Kay (1)Anders Hejlsberg (1)Benoît Minisini (1)Bertrand Meyer (1)Bjarne Stroustrup (2)Brad Cox (1)Charles Esterbrook (1)Dan Ingalls (1)Gavin Wood (1)James Gosling (1)Larry Tesler (1)Lars Bak (1)Mark S. Miller (1)Niklaus Wirth (1)Richard E. Pattis (1)Ted Kaehler (1)Yukihiro Matsumoto (1)PredecessorAllKarel (programming language) (1)Squeak (1)Swift (1)Typing DisciplineAllDuck Typed (3)Dynamically Typed (11)Statically Typed (14)Strongly Typed (14)Weakly Typed (1)LicenseAllApache License 2.0 (5)BSD 3-Clause (2)Eclipse Public License 2.0 (1)GNU GPL v3.0 (1)GNU LGPL v2.1 (1)MIT (1)Proprietary (Closed Source) (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 32ActionScriptObject-Oriented LanguageAspectJObject-Oriented LanguageBoo (programming language)Object-Oriented LanguageC with ClassesObject-Oriented LanguageC#Object-Oriented LanguageC++Object-Oriented LanguageCobra (programming language)Object-Oriented LanguageCrystalObject-Oriented LanguageDartObject-Oriented LanguageE (programming language)Object-Oriented LanguageEiffelObject-Oriented LanguageGambasObject-Oriented LanguageGosu (programming language)Object-Oriented LanguageGroovyObject-Oriented LanguageIo (programming language)Object-Oriented LanguageJ#Object-Oriented LanguageJADE (programming language)Object-Oriented LanguageJavaObject-Oriented LanguageKarel++Object-Oriented LanguageObject PascalObject-Oriented LanguageObjective-CObject-Oriented LanguagePharoObject-Oriented LanguageRubyObject-Oriented LanguageSelfObject-Oriented LanguageSmalltalkObject-Oriented LanguageSolidityObject-Oriented LanguageS-PLUSObject-Oriented LanguageSqueakObject-Oriented LanguageVala (programming language)Object-Oriented LanguageVB.NETObject-Oriented LanguageSources1. Wikipedia: Object-oriented programmingtier 2WikipediaObject-oriented programming, History sectionQuote, Object-oriented programming, History sectionMeanwhile, in Norway, Simula was developed during the years 1961-1967.View 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.