List of programming languages: Meaning (information, definition, explanation, facts)

Other listings of programming languages are:

1. Categorical list of programming languages
2. Generational list of programming languages
3. Chronological list of programming languages

See: Programming language 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

0-9

• 2.PAK
• 20-GATE
• 473L Query
• 51forth

• A+
• A++
• ABAP
• ABC
• ABC ALGOL
• ABLE
• ABSET
• ABSYS
• Accent
• Acceptance, Test Or Launch Language
• ACS
• ActionScript
• Actor
• Ada
• ADL
• Alan
• Aleph
• ALGOL
• AmigaE
• APL
• AppleScript
• AREXX
• ARS++
• ASN.1
• AspectJ
• Assembly
• Atlas Autocode
• Aubit-4GL
• Autocoder
• AutoLISP
• AWK (awk, gawk, mawk, nawk)

• B
• BASIC
  • Amos
  • BBC BASICBBC BASIC
  • GW-Basic
  • QBasic
  • QuickBasic
  • True BASIC
  • TI-BASIC
  • Turbo Basic
  • Visual Basic
  • VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)
  • VBScript
  • wxBasic
• bc
• BCPL
• Befunge
• BETA
• Bigwig
• Bistro
• BLISS
• Blue
• Bourne shell (sh)
• Bourne-Again shell (bash)
• Brainfuck
• BUGSYS
• BuildProfessional

• C
• C++
• C#
• Caché Basic
• Caché ObjectScript
• Caml
• CeeBot
• Cecil
• Cg
• CHAIN
• CHILL
• ChucK
• Cilk
• Clarion
• Clipper
• CLIPS
• CLOS
• CLU
• CMS-2
• ColdFusion
• COBOL
• CobolScript
• COMAL
• Concurrent Clean
• CORAL66
• Common Intermediate Language (CIL)
• Common Lisp
• COW
• COWSEL
• CPL
• C shell (csh)
• Cue
• Curl
• Cyclone

• D
• DASL
• Databus
• Dataflex
• dBASE
• dc
• Delphi
• DIBOL
• Dylan

• E
• Eiffel
• ElastiC
• Elisp
• Elf
• Escapade (server-side programming)
• Erlang
• Esterel
• Euphoria
• Euclid
• Euler
• EXEC
• EXEC2

• F#
• Factor
• FL
• FLOW-MATIC
• FOCAL
• Focus
• FOIL
• Forth
• Fortran
• FP
• Frink
• Frontier
• Froth

• GML
• Gclisp
• Gema
• GEMBASE
• GENIE
• GJ
• Godiva
• Gödel
• Groovy

• HAL/S (real-time aerospace programming language)
• Haskell
• Heron
• HLA - "High Level Assembler"
• High Level Assembly
• Hugo
• HyperTalk

• ICI programming language
• Icon
• IMP
• Informix-4GL
• Interface description language (IDL)
• Inform
• INTERCAL
• Information Processing Language (IPL)
• Io

• J
• JADE
• Java
• JavaScript
• JCL
• Joule
• JOVIAL
• Joy
• Jython

• K
• Kid
• Kogut
• KRYPTON
• Kvikkalkul

• LabVIEW
• Lagoona
• LaTeX
• Leda
• Lexico
• Limbo
• LINC
• Lingo
• Lisp
• Logo
• LotusScript
• LPC
• LSE
• Lua
• Lucid
• Lustre
• LYaPAS

• M4
• MAD
• MADCAP
• Malbolge
• MATLAB
• Mathematica
• Miranda
• Miva
• Mercury
• Mesa
• Microcode
• ML
• MODCAP
• Modula
• Modula-2
• Modula-3
• MOO
• Moto
• MSIL (deprecated name for Common Intermediate Language)
• MUMPS
• Mary

• Nemerle
• NESL
• NGL
• Nial
• Nice
• Nosica

• Oberon
• Objective-C
• Objective Caml
• Object Pascal
• Obliq
• Occam
• OPS5
• Organiser Programming Language (OPL) - cf. Psion Organiser
• Oz

• Pascal
  • Free Pascal
  • Object Pascal (Delphi)
  • Turbo Pascal
• PEARL
• Perl
• PHP
• Pico
• Pike
• PILOT
• Pizza
• PL-11
• PL/SQL
• PL/B
• PL/C
• Plankalkül
• PL/I
• PL/0
• PL/M
• Pliant
• Poplog
• POP-11
• PORTRAN
• PostScript
• Povray
• Powerbuilder
• Processing
• Progress
• Prothon
• Prolog
  • Turbo Prolog
• Proteus
• Python

• Q
• QuakeC

• R
• Rascal
• Ratfor
• Ratfiv
• REBOL
• REFAL
• Report Program Generator (RPG)
• Revolution
• REXX
• Rigal
• Rlab
• Robot Scripting Language (RSL)
• RPG
• Ruby

• S2
• S-Lang
• SAIL
• SAKO
• SAS
• Sather
• Scala
• Scheme
• Sed
• Self (or "SELF")
• SETL
• SIGNAL
• Simula
• SISAL
• Small
• Smalltalk
• SML
• Snobol
• Snowball
• SPARK
• SPITBOL
• SP/k
• SQL
• Squeak
• SR
• SSL
• SuperCollider

• T
• TADS
• Tcl
• teco
• Tempo
• Today
• Tom
• tpu
• Trac
• Turing
• TXL

• Ultra 32
• Unicon
• UnLambda
• UnrealScript

• Var'aq
• VBA
• VBScript
• Verilog
• VHDL
• Visual Basic
• Visual DataFlex
• Visual DialogScript
• Visual FoxPro
• Visual Objects

• Water
• Whirl
• Whitespace

• XOTcl
• XSLT

• YAFL
• Yorick

• Z
• ZPL
• ZZT-oop

See also:

1. Categorical list of programming languages
2. Chronological list of programming languages
3. Generational list of programming languages
4. List of markup languages

See: Programming language