Library of Congress Subject Headings

Languages mentioned

• ABAP/4 {1995} A12
• ABC {1987} A13 Simple interactive language
• Actors {1971} A15 Agent based object parallel language
• Ada {1979} A35 US DoD general purpose language
• AKI {1963} A3 Engineer's Autocode
• ALGEM {1966} A22 Economic autocode
• ALGOL {1958} A24 ALGOrithmic Language
• ALGOL 60 {1959} A24 Algorithm Language
• ALMO {1976} A25
• Alphard {1974} A254 Pascal with data abstraction
• AMOC {1977} A26 Autocoder Marburg
• ANALITIK {1971} A5 Algorithmic language
• ANNA {1987} A54
• APAREL {1969} A266 A PArse REquest Language
• APL {1960} A27 Array-centered programing language
• APL2 {1984} A272 An APL extension with nested arrays
• AppleScript {1990} A67
• Applesoft BASIC {1983} A68
• ASSIRIS {1974} A28
• Autolisp {1987} A84 LISP for AUTOCAD
• Autopilot {1989} A85
• Avenue {1990} A895
• Avtokod-M {1970} A9 Autocode for Russian computers
• AWK {1979} A95 String processing language
• B {1996} B155 Specification languag
• BASEX {1979} B28 Real-time BASIC dialect
• BASIC {1963} B3 Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
• Basic-80 {1983} B33
• BASIC-PLUS {1975} B36
• BBx Progression 3 {2002} B157
• BBx Progression 4 {2002} B157
• BBx Progression Pro5 {2002} B157
• BBx Progression Vpro5 {2002} B157
• BCPL {1967} B17 Basic CPL
• Bertrand {1985} B47
• C {1972} C11 Unix systems programming language
• C# {1999} C154 Simple portable systems language
• C++ {1983} C153 Class-based object oriented C
• CBASIC {1980} C16
• CL {1994} J63 Control Language
• Clarion {2002} C22
• CLEOPATRA {1973} C2
• Clipper {1985} C23
• CLIST {1990} C235
• CLU {1974} C24 CLUster programming language - abstractions and iterators
• COBOL {1960} C25 COmmon Business Oriented Language
• COMAL {1973} C26
• COMIT {1957} C27 String-handling and pattern-matching language
• Common LISP {1981} C28 Consensus-based common dialect of LISP
• COMPASS {1961} C284
• Concurrent Aggregates {1989} C652
• Concurrent Pascal {1972} C65 Dialect of Pascal which supports monitors
• Concurrent Smalltalk {1987} C653
• CORAL 66 {1966} C29 Realtime English military language
• CSP {1990} C75
• Data Retrieval Language {1971} D25
• Dataplan {1993} D36
• DBL {1968} D39
• DEDUCTIO {1996} D397
• Deva {1993} D4
• DIST {1981} D57
• DL Logo {1985} D2
• DRL {1997} D25
• Dylan {1992} D95
• ECSS {1975} E26 Simluations language
• Eiffel {1986} E36 Class-based object oriented C
• ELAN {1971} E38
• Erlang {1993} E75 Concurrent functional language
• F {1996} F16 Educational subset of Fortran 90
• FOCUS {1979} F23 Hierarchical database language
• FORML {2002} F65
• FORTH {1963} F24
• FORTRAN {1954} F25 Backus et al high-level compiler
• Fortran 8x {1989} F26 Interim name for Fortran 90
• Fortran 90 {1990} F28
• FORTRAN IV {1962} F25 first major release of FORTRAN
• FRED {1983} F7
• GASP {1961} G15 General Activity Simulation Program
• Gedanken {1969} G155
• Goedel {1994} G17
• GW-BASIC {1984} G25
• Hermes {1990} H47
• HTML {1994} H85 Markup language with hypertext capabilities
• HyperTalk {1987} H96 scripting language for HyperCard
• Icon {1980} I19 String manipulation language with generator capabilities
• IDEAL {2002} I193
• IDL {1987} I194 Interface Definition Language
• Informix-4GL {1987} I22
• J {1990} J35 Iverson's second (simplified, ascii, functional) array-based language
• Java {1995} J38
• JAVASCRIPT {1995} J39
• JCL {1971} J63 Job Control Language
• Josef {1982} J67
• Khuwåarizmåi {1984} K48
• K-Log {1993} K65
• Korn Shell {1989} K67
• LDL {1984} L15
• Leda {1990} L16
• LISP {1958} L23 A list processing system with emphasis on recursion and formalism
• LOGO {1967} L63 Elementary list processing language with interactive graphics
• LPI-Basic {1990} L68
• LUCID {1975} L83 dataflow language
• LYaPAS {1964} L18 Symbolic extensions to APL
• Mathematica {1988} M29
• ML {1973} M6 Meta Language
• Modula-2 {1977} M63
• Mouse {1975} M68
• MUMPS {1969} M85 Associative nested array language
• NETREXX {1997} N47
• OPL {1998} O215
• Pascal {1970} P2 Wirth's development of the Algol-W proposal
• Perl {1990} P33 Pattern-based string manipulation
• PILOT {1968} P54 Computer aided instruction language
• PL/I {1964} P25 Programming Language One
• PostScript {1982} P67
• Powerhouse {1988} P88
• Prolog {1971} P76 Logic programming language
• RAND-ABEL {1990} A14 Simulation language for warfare
• RPG/400 {1990} R33
• RTL/2 {1972} R27 real-time language based on ALGOL 68
• S {1976} S15 Statistical analysis language at Bell Labs
• Saber {1992} S24 Workstation scripting language
• S-Algol {1979} S17 St Andrew's Algol
• Scheme {1975} S34
• SGML {1978} S17
• SIMULA {1962} S55 SIMUlation LAnguage
• Smalltalk {1971} S59
• SNOBOL {1962} S6 String processing language
• T {1977} T18 dialect with static scope and procedural features
• Ten15 {1986} T46
• Turing {1982} T85
• TUTOR {1974} S48 Scripting for CAI
• UCSD Pascal {1976} U25 Pseudocode Pascal from UCSD
• VIPTRAN {1973} V56
• Visual LISP {1992} V57
• Vlisp {1973} V55
• VS COBOL II {1987} V77 COBOL for Visual Studio
• WEB {1984} W24 Self-documenting code language
• Xbase {2002} X33
• XLISP {1987} X55
• XML {1998} X56
• XSLT {1998} X58
• Z {1980} LZ2
• ZPL {1993} Z27 Scientific parallel array processing language