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Ruby Programming language

Ruby Programming language Wikipedia Dynamic, reflective, interpreted high-level programming language. The language has an operating system-independent implementation of multithreading, strong dynamic typing, garbage collector, and many other features. In terms of syntax features, it is close to the Perl and Eiffel languages, in terms of an object-oriented approach, it is similar to Smalltalk. Ruby Programming language

Rust Programming language

Rust Programming language Wikipedia A multi-paradigm compiled general-purpose programming language that combines functional and procedural programming paradigms with an object system based on types. Memory management is carried out through the mechanism of "ownership" using affine types, which allows you to do without the system Read more Year of release: 2006 Platforms: Intel P6, Web Rust Programming language

TypeScript Programming language

TypeScript Programming language Wikipedia A programming language introduced by Microsoft in 2012 and positioned as a web application development tool that extends the capabilities of jаvascript. The developer of the TypeScript language is Anders Heilsberg, who previously created Turbo Pascal, Delphi and C#. Year of release: 2012 Website: typescriptlang.org TypeScript Programming language

Lua Programming Language

Lua Programming language Wikipedia A scripting programming language developed in the Tecgraf division of the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. The interpreter of the language is freely distributed, with open source texts in the C language. Year of release: 1993 Website: lua.org Lua Programming Language

GNU Bash

Bash Programming language Wikipedia An improved and upgraded variation of the Bourne shell command shell. One of the most popular modern versions of the UNIX command shell. It is especially popular in the Linux environment, where it is often used as a pre-installed command shell. Year of release: 1989 Platform: GNU Website: savannah.gnu.org/projects/bash GNU Bash

Delphi

Delphi Wikipedia Imperative, structured, object-oriented, high-level programming language with strict static typing of variables. The main area of use is writing application software. Year of release: 1995 Platform: X86 Delphi

Visual Basic

Visual Basic Wikipedia A programming language, as well as an integrated software development environment developed by Microsoft Corporation. The Visual Basic language has inherited the spirit, style and partly the syntax of its ancestor - the BASIC language, which has many dialects. At the same time, Visual Basic combines procedures and elements of object-oriented and component-oriented Visual Basic

Kotlin Programming language

Kotlin Programming language Wikipedia A statically typed, object-oriented programming language running on top of Java Virtual Machine and developed by JetBrains. It is also compiled into jаvascript and executable code of a number of platforms through the LLVM infrastructure. The language is named after Kotlin Island in the Gulf of Finland, on which the city of Kronstadt is located. Year of Kotlin Programming language

C (programming language)

C (programming language) Programming language Wikipedia Compiled statically typed general-purpose programming language, developed in 1969-1973 by Bell Labs employee Dennis Ritchie as a development of the Bi language. It was originally developed to implement the UNIX operating system, but was later ported to many other platforms. According to the design of the language, its constructions closely C (programming language)

Assembler

Assembler Wikipedia A low-level machine-oriented programming language. It is a notation system used to represent programs written in machine code in a convenient readable form. His commands directly correspond to individual machine commands or their sequences. It is essentially platform-dependent: assembly languages for different hardware platforms are incompatible, although they may be generally Assembler

Virtual Machine Program

Virtual Machine Program Wikipedia A software and/or hardware system that emulates the hardware of a certain platform and executes programs for a guest platform on a host platform or virtualizes a certain platform and creates environments on it that isolate programs and even operating systems from each other; also a specification of a certain computing environment. Virtual Machine Program

Mathcad Program

Mathcad Program Wikipedia The computer algebra system from the class of computer-aided design systems, focused on the preparation of interactive documents with calculations and visual accompaniment, is characterized by ease of use and application for teamwork. Year of release: 1986 Website: ptc.com/en/products/mathcad Mathcad Program

MATLAB Program

MATLAB Program Wikipedia A package of application programs for solving technical computing problems. The package is used by more than a million engineers and scientists, it works on most modern operating systems, including Linux, macOS, Solaris and Windows. Year of release: 1984 MATLAB Program

Go Programming Language

Go Programming Language Wikipedia Compiled multithreaded programming language developed internally by Google. The development of Go began in September 2007, its direct design was handled by Robert Grismer, Rob Pike and Ken Thompson, who had previously been involved in the Inferno operating system development project. The language was officially introduced in November 2009. At the moment, the Go Programming Language

PowerShell

PowerShell Command Interpreter Wikipedia An extensible open source automation tool from Microsoft, consisting of a shell with a command-line interface and an accompanying scripting language. The language was first publicly demonstrated at a Professional Developer Conference in September 2003, codenamed Monad. Initially, the tool was released as a Windows component called Windows PowerShell. The PowerShell