The Evolution of Computer Programming Languages
Prathamesh Pratap Rane
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Prathamesh Pratap Rane
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This research paper aims to study the progression and evolution of Computer Languages. How have evolved over time and also examines the evidence that newer programming languages are powerful than older ones, take the best of what older languages have to offer, so that older languages weaknesses can be eliminated and add the new strengths. The paper studies the progression of programming languages by examining the features of the most prominent languages and how these features have been adopted by newer languages. Finally, the paper presents a list of languages that may become the most popular programming languages.
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This research paper aims to study the progression and evolution of Computer Languages. How have evolved over time and also examines the evidence that newer programming languages are powerful than older ones, take the best of what older languages have to offer, so that older languages weaknesses can be eliminated and add the new strengths. The paper studies the progression of programming languages by examining the features of the most prominent languages and how these features have been adopted by newer languages. Finally, the paper presents a list of languages that may become the most popular programming languages.
Key concepts: Second-generation programming language, Comparison of multi-paradigm programming languages, Third-generation programming language, Computer science, Fifth-generation programming language, Programming language, Fourth-generation programming language, Ontology language