Generational list of programming languages
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Here, a genealogy of programming languages is shown. Languages are categorized under the ancestor language with the strongest influence. Of course, any such categorization has a large arbitrary element, since programming languages often incorporate major ideas from multiple sources.
Other lists of programming languages are:
- ALGOL
- *Atlas Autocode
- *ALGOL 60
- *ALGOL 68
- *ALGOL W
- *Pascal
- **Ada
- **Delphi
- **Euclid
- ***Concurrent Euclid
- ***Turing
- ****Turing Plus
- ****Object Oriented Turing
- **FPC Pascal
- **Modula-2
- ***Modula-3
- ***Oberon
- ****Oberon 2
- *****Component Pascal
- ***Objective Modula-2 (also under Objective-C and Smalltalk)
- **SPARK
- *CPL
- **BCPL
- ***B
- ***C
- ****Alef
- *****Limbo
- ****Coyote
- ****C++
- ****C--
- ****D
- ****C#
- ****ColdFusion
- ****LPC
- *****Pike
- ****Objective-C (also under Smalltalk)
- *****Objective Modula-2 (also under Modula-2 and Smalltalk)
- ****Perl
- *****S2
- *****PHP
- *****PDL (also under APL)
- ****QuakeC
- APL
- *J (also under FL)
- *K (also under LISP)
- *NESL
- *PDL (also under Perl)
- *Glee
- Assembly
- BASIC
- *Cache BASIC
- *BASIC09
- *COMAL
- *Quickbasic
- **QBasic
- *TrueBASIC
- *Visual Basic
- **VBScript
- **Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
- **Visual Basic .NET
- *RealBasic
- *Euphoria
- COBOL
- *DIBOL
- *[WATBOL]
- Batch languages
- *MS-DOS Batch files
- *Winbatch
- COMIT
- *SNOBOL
- **Icon
- ***Unicon
- ***Lua
- CORAL
- Corn
- FP (Functional Programming)
- *FL (Function Level)
- **J (also under APL)
- FORTH
- *InterPress
- **PostScript
- *Joy
- Fortran
- *FORTRAN II
- *FORTRAN IV
- **PORTRAN
- *FORTRAN 66
- *FORTRAN 77
- *Fortran 90
- *Fortran 95
- **F
- *Fortran 2003
- *Ratfor
- *[WATFOR]
- *WATFIV
- *FORMAC
- HyperTalk
- *AppleScript
- *Revolution
- Java
- *Join Java
- *J#
- JOSS
- *CAL
- *TELCOMP
- *FOCAL
- *MUMPS
- **Caché ObjectScript
- LabVIEW
- Lisp
- *Logo
- *AutoLISP
- *Common Lisp
- *Emacs Lisp
- *Scheme
- **Pico
- **Guile
- *K (also under APL)
- *S
- **R
- ML
- *Ocaml (Objective CAML)
- *SML
- Occam
- PL/1
- *PL/M
- **PL/M-86
- *PL/C
- *REXX
- *SP/k
- Progress
- Prolog
- *PROLOG II, III, IV
- *CLP(R), CLP(FD)
- *Mercury
- REFAL
- Today
- *BuildProfessional
- Sh
- *ksh
- Miranda
- *Haskell
- sed
- Seed7
- SETL
- *ABC
- **Python
- TECO
- Awk
- *Perl (also under C)
- Eiffel
- *Ubercode
- Simula
- *Smalltalk
- **Objective-C (hybrid of C and Smalltalk)
- **Objective Modula-2 (hybrid of Modula-2 and Smalltalk, following Objective-C blueprint)
- **Ruby
- **Self
- ***Io
- ***JavaScript (originally LiveScript)
- ****ActionScript
- ****JavaScript OSA
- ****ECMAScript
- *****JScript
- ***NewtonScript
- ***Slate
- *BETA
- Web design languages
- *Bigwig
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-R Programming Language
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