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The aim of this list of programming languages is to include all notable programming languages in existence, both those in current use and historical ones, in alphabetical order. Other lists of programming languages are:
  1. Alphabetical
  2. Categorical
  3. Chronological
  4. Generational
Note: Dialects of BASIC have been moved to the separate List of BASIC dialects.

0-9

  • 1C
  • 1.PAK
  • 2.PAK
  • 20-GATE
  • 3APL
  • 473L Query
  • 51-FORTH

    A

  • A+
  • A++
  • A# .NET
  • A# (Axiom)
  • A-0
  • ABAP - Advanced Business Application Programming
  • ABC
  • ABC ALGOL
  • ABLE
  • ABSET
  • ABSYS
  • ACC
  • Accent
  • Ace DASL
  • ACT-III
  • Action!
  • ACS - Action Code Script
  • ActionScript
  • Actor
  • Ada - ISO/IEC 8652
  • ADMINS - Automated Data Methods for Information Naming Systems (External Link)
  • ADS/Online
  • AdvPL
  • Afnix - Previously known as Aleph
  • AID Algebraic Interpretive Dialogue
  • Aikido
  • AIMMS
  • AION
  • AJAX
  • Alan
  • ALC Assembly Language Common, IBM acronym for BAL Basic assembly language
  • Aldor
  • Alef - concurrent language used in early versions of Plan 9
  • Algae
  • ALGO
  • ALGOL - ALGOrithmic Language
  • Alice
  • Alphard
  • AmigaE
  • AMOS
  • AMPL
  • ApeScript
  • APL - ISO 8485
  • Apollo
  • AppleScript
  • Apply - A domain-specific language for image processing on parallel or conventional architectures
  • AREXX - Amiga version of REXX scripting language
  • ARS++
  • Active Server Pages
  • AsmL - The Abstract State Machine Language from Microsoft
  • ASP
  • AspectJ
  • ATLAS
  • Atlas Autocode
  • ATOLL - Acceptance, Test Or Launch Language
  • Aubit-4GL
  • Autocoder
  • AutoHotkey
  • AutoIt
  • AutoLISP
  • Averest
  • AWK - Also derivatives gawk, mawk, and nawk
  • Axiom
  • Axiom-XL

    B

  • B
  • BACI
  • Baja
  • BASIC - Beginners All-purpose Symbollic Instruction Code - See also List of BASIC dialects (by platform)
  • bc
  • bcompile
  • BCPL
  • BeanShell
  • BETA
  • Bigwig
  • Big Snake
  • Bistro
  • BLISS
  • Blitz Basic
  • Block And List Manipulation (BALM)
  • Blue - Rejected prototype for Ada
  • Blue
  • Boo
  • Bourne shell - a.k.a sh
  • Bourne-Again shell - see Bash
  • Boxx
  • BPEL - Business Process Execution Language
  • Brainfuck
  • BUGSYS
  • BuildProfessional
  • BYOND

    C

  • C
  • C--
  • C-script
  • C++ - ISO/IEC 14882
  • C# - ISO/IEC 23270
  • C shell (csh)
  • Caché ObjectScript - See also Caché Basic
  • Caml
  • Cat
  • Cayenne
  • C-BOT
  • Cecil
  • Cesil
  • Cg
  • Chapel
  • CHAIN
  • Charity
  • Chef
  • Chey
  • CHILL
  • Ch interpreter (C/C++ interpreter Ch)
  • Chrome
  • ChucK
  • Cilk
  • CICS
  • CL
  • Clarion
  • Clean
  • Clipper
  • CLIST - Programming language for online applications in the MVS TSO environment
  • CLU
  • CMS-2
  • COBOL - ISO/IEC 1989
  • Cobra
  • Cocoa
  • CODE
  • ColdFusion
  • COMAL
  • Common Intermediate Language (CIL)
  • Common Lisp
  • Component Pascal
  • COMIT - List or string processing language
  • Concurrent Clean
  • Constraint Handling Rules
  • CORAL66
  • Corn
  • CorVision
  • COWSEL
  • CPL
  • CSP
  • Csound
  • Cue
  • Curl
  • Curry
  • Cyclone

    D

  • D
  • Dao
  • DASL - Distributed Application Specification Language
  • DASL - Datapoint's Advanced Systems Language
  • DarkBASIC
  • DarkBASIC Professional
  • Dataflex
  • Datalog
  • dBASE
  • dc
  • Deesel (formerly G)
  • Delphi
  • Dialect
  • DCL
  • Dialog Manager
  • DIBOL
  • DL/I
  • Dream Maker
  • Dylan
  • Dynace

    E

  • E
  • Ease
  • EASY
  • Easy PL/I
  • EASYTRIEVE PLUS
  • eC (Ecere C)
  • ECMAScript
  • eDeveloper
  • Edinburgh IMP
  • Einstein
  • Eiffel
  • Elan
  • elastiC
  • Elf
  • Emacs Lisp
  • EGL Programming Language (EGL)
  • Epigram
  • Erlang
  • Escapade - server-side programming
  • Esterel
  • Euclid
  • Euphoria
  • Euler
  • EXEC
  • EXEC2

    F

  • F
  • F#
  • Factor
  • Falcon
  • Felix
  • Ferite
  • F#
  • FL
  • FLOW-MATIC
  • FOCAL
  • FOCUS
  • FOIL
  • FORMAC
  • Formula language
  • Forth
  • Fortran - ISO/IEC 1539
  • Fortress
  • FoxPro
  • FP
  • Franz Lisp
  • Frink
  • Frontier
  • F-Script

    G

  • Gambas
  • Game Maker Language (GML)
  • G-code
  • General Algebraic Modeling System
  • Generic Java
  • Gibiane
  • G (LabVIEW)
  • Gödel
  • Godiva
  • GOTRAN (see IBM 1620)
  • GPSS
  • GraphTalk
  • GRASS
  • Green
  • Groovy

    H

  • H - Business processing language from NCR.
  • HAL/S - Real-time aerospace programming language
  • HAScript
  • Haskell
  • HDL
  • High Level Assembly (HLA)
  • Hoc
  • Hugo
  • HyperTalk
  • HTML

    I

  • IBM RPG
  • ICI
  • Icon
  • IDL
  • IMP
  • Inform
  • Information Processing Language (IPL)
  • Informix-4GL
  • INTERCAL
  • Io
  • IPTSCRAE
  • Interactive System Productivity Facility

    J

  • J
  • J#
  • J++
  • JADE
  • JAG
  • Jal
  • Janus
  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • JCL
  • JoeBASIC
  • Join Java
  • JOSS
  • Joule
  • JOVIAL
  • Joy
  • JScript
  • JSP
  • J2EE
  • J2ME

    K

  • K
  • Kiev
  • Korn Shell
  • Kite
  • Kogut
  • KRC
  • KRL
  • KRYPTON

    L

  • L
  • LabVIEW
  • Lagoona
  • LANSA
  • Lasso
  • Lava
  • Leda
  • Lead
  • Leadwerks Script
  • Legoscript
  • Leopard
  • Lexico
  • Lfyre
  • Liberty BASIC
  • Limbo
  • Limnor
  • LINC
  • Lingo
  • Lisaac
  • Lisp - ISO/IEC 13816
  • Lite-C
  • Logo
  • LPC
  • LSL
  • LSE
  • Lua
  • Lucid
  • Lush
  • Lustre
  • LYaPAS

    M

  • M4
  • MAD
  • MADCAP
  • MAGIC - See eDeveloper
  • Magik
  • Magma
  • MapBasic
  • Maple
  • MAPPER (Unisys/Sperry) now part of BIS
  • M-A-R-E-K (Programming language)
  • MARK-IV (Sterling/Informatics) now VISION:BUILDER of CA
  • Mary
  • Mathematica
  • Matlab
  • MATA
  • Maxima (see also Macsyma)
  • Maya
  • Multiprocessor C#
  • Mercury
  • Mesa
  • METAL
  • Michigan Algorithm Decoder see MAD programming language
  • Microcode
  • MicroScript
  • MillScript
  • MIMIC
  • Mindscript
  • Miranda
  • Miva
  • ML
  • Moby
  • MODCAP
  • Model 204 User Language
  • Modula
  • Modula-2
  • Modula-3
  • Mondrian
  • Mortran
  • Moto
  • MOUSE
  • MSIL - Deprecated name for Common Intermediate Language
  • MSL
  • MUMPS

    N

  • Napier88
  • Natural
  • Nemerle
  • NESL
  • Neuralware
  • NewtonScript
  • NGL
  • Nial
  • Nice
  • Nickle
  • Nosica
  • NQC
  • Nu programming language

    O

  • Oberon
  • Objective Modula-2
  • Object Lisp
  • ObjectLOGO
  • Object Pascal
  • Objective-C
  • Objective Caml
  • Obliq
  • Objectstar
  • ObjectView
  • Ocaml
  • occam
  • occam-π
  • Octave
  • OmniMark
  • Opal
  • Open programming language
  • OPS5
  • Organiser Programming Language (OPL) - cf. Psion Organiser
  • Oxygene
  • Oz

    P

  • Parallel C#
  • Parser
  • Pascal - ISO 7185
  • Pawn
  • PBASIC
  • PCASTL
  • PEARL
  • Perl
  • PHP
  • Pico
  • Piet
  • Pike
  • PIKT
  • PILOT
  • Pizza
  • PL 11
  • PL/0
  • PL/8
  • PL/B
  • PL/C
  • PL/I - ISO 6160
  • PL/M
  • PL/P
  • PL/SQL
  • Plankalkül
  • PLD
  • Pliant
  • PPL
  • POP-11
  • Poplog
  • PORTRAN
  • POSIX
  • PostScript
  • POV-Ray
  • Ppc++
  • Processing
  • Prograph
  • Progress 4GL
  • Prolog
  • Promela
  • Protheus
  • PRO-IV
  • Python

    Q

  • Q
  • QtScript
  • QuakeC
  • QPL
  • Quikcomp (for the Moonrobot XI)

    R

  • R
  • R++ - Based on C++ and added semanteme description
  • Rascal
  • Ratfiv
  • Ratfor
  • RBScript
  • rc
  • REALbasic
  • REPL - Really Easy Programming Language
  • REBOL - Relative Expression Based Object Language
  • Red - Rejected prototype for Ada
  • Redcode
  • REDO
  • REFAL
  • Revolution
  • REXX
  • Rigal
  • Rlab
  • Robot Scripting Language (RSL)
  • RPG - Report Program Generator
  • RPL
  • Ruby
  • Russell Programming Language

    S

  • S
  • S2
  • S-PLUS
  • S-Lang
  • SAIL
  • SAKO
  • SAM76
  • SAS
  • Sather
  • Scala
  • SCAR
  • Scheme
  • Scilab
  • Script.NET
  • Sed
  • Seed7
  • Self
  • SETL
  • SIGNAL
  • SiMPLE
  • SIMPOL
  • SIMSCRIPT
  • Simula
  • SISAL
  • Slate
  • SLIP
  • SMALL - SMALL Machine Algol Like Language
  • Small
  • Smalltalk
  • Smalltalk YX
  • SNOBOL - String Oriented Symbolic Language
  • Snowball
  • SPARK
  • Spice
  • SPIN
  • SP/k
  • SPL/1 - aka SPL/I
  • SPS (1620) - see IBM 1620
  • Squeak
  • SR
  • SSL
  • Standard ML
  • StringLang
  • Subtext
  • SuperCollider
  • Suneido
  • SYMPL
  • SyncCharts
  • Synergy/DE
  • Syx

    T

  • T
  • TACL
  • TACPOL
  • TagsMe
  • TADS
  • TIE
  • Transaction Application Language
  • Tcl
  • Transact-SQL
  • teco
  • TELCOMP
  • Telon
  • Tempo
  • Titanium
  • TI-Basic
  • Today
  • Tom
  • TOM
  • Topspeed - see Clarion
  • TorqueScript
  • tpu
  • Trac
  • Trine
  • TTCN
  • Turbo Pascal
  • Turing
  • TUTOR
  • Tutorial D
  • TXL

    U

  • Ubercode
  • Ultra 32
  • Unicon
  • Uniface
  • Unix shell
  • UnrealScript
  • Use

    V

  • V
  • Vala
  • Verilog
  • VHDL
  • Visual Assembler
  • Visual Basic - Visual Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
  • Visual Basic .NET
  • Visual DataFlex
  • Visual DialogScript
  • Visual FoxPro
  • Visual J++
  • Visual Objects
  • VBScript

    W

  • Water
  • WATFOR - see WATFIV
  • WATFIV
  • WAXHTML
  • WebQL
  • Whitespace
  • Winbatch
  • WinDev
  • Windows PowerShell

    X

  • X10
  • Xbase++
  • XBL
  • xbScript - Also xBaseScript
  • xHarbour
  • XL
  • XOTcl
  • XPL
  • XPL0
  • XQuery
  • XSLT - See XPath

    Y

  • Y
  • YACC
  • YAFL
  • Yellow - Rejected prototype for Ada
  • Yorick
  • Y

    Z

  • Z++
  • Z notation - A program specification language, like UML.
  • ZPL
  • ZZT-oop
  • ZOPL
  • ZUG Further Information

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