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# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languages
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Level Assembly","HLSL","Hop","Hopscotch","Hope","Hugo","Hume","HyperTalk","Hexa","Io","Icon (programming language)","IBM Basic assembly language","IBM BASICA","IBM HAScript","IBM Informix-4GL","IBM RPG","IDL","J","J#","J++","JADE","JAL","Janus (concurrent constraint programming language)","Janus (time-reversible computing programming language)","JASS","Java","JavaScript","JCL","JEAN","Join Java","JOSS","Joule","JOVIAL","Joy","JScript","JScript .NET","JavaFX Script","jq","Julia","Jython","K","Kaleidoscope","Kafe","Karel","Karel++","KEE","Kixtart","Klerer-May System","KIF","Kojo","Kotlin","KRC","KRL","KRL (KUKA Robot Language)","KRYPTON","ksh","Kodu","L","LabVIEW","Ladder","Lagoona","LANSA","Lasso","LaTeX","Lava","LC-3","Leda","Legoscript","LIL","LilyPond","Limbo","Limnor","LINC","Lingo","LIS","LISA","Lisaac","Lisp – ISO/IEC 13816","Lite-C","Lithe","Little b","LLL","Logo","Logtalk","LotusScript","LPC","LSE","LSL","LiveCode","LiveScript","Lua","Lucid","Lustre","LYaPAS","Lynx","M (alternative name for the MUMPS programming language)","M2000","M2001","M4","M#","Machine code","MAD (Michigan Algorithm Decoder)","MAD/I","Magik","Magma","make","Maude system","Maple","MAPPER (now part of BIS)","MARK-IV (now VISION:BUILDER)","Mary","MASM Microsoft Assembly x86","MATH-MATIC","Mathematica","MATLAB","Maxima (see also Macsyma)","Max (Max Msp – Graphical Programming Environment)","MaxScript internal language 3D Studio Max","Maya (MEL)","M++","MDL","Mercury","Mesa","Metafont","MetaQuotes Language (MQL4/MQL5)","MHEG-5 (Interactive TV programming language)","Microcode","MicroScript","MIIS","Milk (programming language)","MIMIC","Mirah","Miranda","MIVA Script","ML","Model 204","Modelica","Modula","Modula-2","Modula-3","Mohol","MOO","Mortran","Mouse","MPD","Mathcad","MSIL – deprecated name for CIL","MSL","MUMPS","MuPAD","Mutan","Mystic Programming Language 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language)","Qalb","QtScript","QuakeC","QPL","R","R++","Racket","RAPID","Rapira","Ratfiv","Ratfor","rc","Reason","REBOL","Red","Redcode","REFAL","Reia","REXX","Ring","Rlab","ROOP","RPG","RPL","RSL","RTL/2","Ruby","RuneScript","Rust","S","S2","S3","S-Lang","S-PLUS","SA-C","SabreTalk","SAIL","SALSA","SAM76","SAS","SASL","Sather","Sawzall","SBL","Scala","Scheme","Scilab","Script.NET","Sed","Seed7","Self","SenseTalk","SequenceL","Serpent","SETL","SIMPOL","SIGNAL","SiMPLE","SIMSCRIPT","Simula","Simulink","Singularity","SISAL","SLIP","SMALL","Scratch","Smalltalk","SML","Strongtalk","Snap!","SNOBOL(SPITBOL)","Snowball","SOL","Solidity","SOPHAEROS","SPARK","Speedcode","SPIN","SP/k","SPS","SQR","Squeak","Squirrel","SR","S/SL","Stackless Python","Starlogo","Strand","Stata","Stateflow","Subtext","SuperCollider","SuperTalk","Swift (Apple programming language)","Swift (parallel scripting language)","SYMPL","SyncCharts","SystemVerilog","T","TACL","TACPOL","TADS","TAL","Tcl","Tea","TECO","TELCOMP","TeX","TEX","TIE","Timber","TMG, compiler-compiler","Tom","TOM","Toi","Topspeed","TPU","Trac","TTM","T-SQL","Transcript","TTCN","Turing","TUTOR","TXL","TypeScript","Tynker","Ubercode","UCSD Pascal","Umple","Unicon","Uniface","UNITY","UniVerse Basic","Unix shell","UnrealScript","Vala","Verilog","Viper","Visual Basic","Visual Basic .NET","Visual DataFlex","Visual DialogScript","Visual Fortran","Visual FoxPro","Visual J++","Visual J#","Visual LISP","Visual Objects","Visual Prolog","VSXu","VVML (Verification Validation Mark-up Language)","vvvv","WATFIV, WATFOR","WebDNA","WebQL","Whiley","Winbatch","Wolfram Language","Wyvern","X++","X10","XBL","XC (exploits XMOS architecture)","xHarbour","XL","Xojo","XOTcl","XPL","XPL0","XQuery","XSB","XSharp","XSLT – see XPath","Xtend","Yorick","YQL","Yoix","Z","Z notation","Zap","Zebra, ZPL, ZPL2","Zeno","ZetaLisp","ZIL","ZOPL","Zsh","ZPL","Z++"]
creator: ["John Backus", "Friedrich L. Bauer", "Gilad Bracha", "Walter Bright", "Alain Colmerauer", "Ole-Johan Dahl", "Brendan Eich", "James Gosling", "Anders Hejlsberg", "Rich Hickey", "Roberto Ierusalimschy", "Alan Kay", "Dan Ingalls", "Chris Lattner", "Yukihiro Matsumoto", "John McCarthy", "Martin Odersky", "Dennis Ritchie", "Guido van Rossum", "Guy L. Steele, Jr.", "Bjarne Stroustrup", "Don Syme", "Ken Thompson", "Larry Wall", "Philip Wadler"]