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Who was the creator of each of these languages?
1970s: 1. Pascal was created by Niklaus Writh. 2. C was designed by Dennis Ritchie. 3. Plus was created by Alan Ballard and Paul Whaley. 4. FLACC was made by Chris Thomson and Colin Broughton. 5. CBASIC was written by Gordon Eubanks.
1980s: 6. C++ was created by Bjarne Stroustroup. 7. Occam was developed by INMOS and David May. 8. Perl was developed Larry Wall. 9. Python was written by Guido van Rossum. 10. Rc was designed by Tom Duff.
1990s: 11.Java was created by Sun Microsystems. 12. PHP was made by Rasmus Lerdorf. 13. Ruby was written by Yukihiro Masumoto. 14. Super Pascal was created by Brinch Hansen. 15. Lasso was designed by Kyle Jessup
2000s: 16. Hollywood was developed by Andreas Falkenhahn. 17.Boo was created by Rodrigo B. De Oliveira. 18. Cobra was designed by Charles Easterbrook. 19. LOLCODE was designed by Adam Lindsay. 20. PCASTL was made by Philippe Choquette. When was each of these languages created? Was there a specific motivation behind the creation of these languages? If so, what was it?
1. 1970 for a teaching tool.
2. 1972
3. 1976

4. 1977
5. 1977
6. 1983 was written as an update to C.
7. 1983
8. 1987 to make Unix scripting easier.
9. Late 1980s.
10. 1989
11. 1995 for Netscape
12. 1996
13. 1995
14. 1993 as an update for Pascal
15. 1995 to connect Apple FileManager to the web
16. 2002 to create multimedia-oriented applactions.
17. 2003
18. 2006
19. 2007
20. 2008
Sources:
Andrew Ferguson, A History of Computer Programming Languages, http://cs.brown.edu/~adf/programming_languages.html date accessed 12/8/2014
English4it, Top 10 Most Popular Programming Languages, http://www.english4it.com/reading/40 date accessed 12/8/14
Wikipedia, Category:Programming languages created in the 2000s; Category:Programming languages created in the 1990s; Category:Programming languages created in the 1980s; Category:Programming languages created in the 1970s,
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