15. Match the following: (24 points; 1 point each) Note: This question will produce a one-to-one matching. A. APL B. Pascal C. PHP D. COBOL E. C++ F. Scheme G C H. SNOBOL I. BNF J. BASIC Invented concept of data abstraction for system simulations True object-oriented language Developed by IBM in 1963 based largely on Algol 60 First programming language Designed to be highly orthogonal Developed at Dartmouth Univ; popular in the 1970s on microcomputers Context free Grammar Developed for artificial intelligence and symbol manipulation Impacted computer science education (other than java, C or C++) Language with dynamic features Designed for theorem proving Ancestor of most modern programming languages Developed for the IBM 704 Designed by Dennis Ritchie for systems programming Blends imperative and object-oriented programming (other than java) Designed for military systems Interpreted language developed by Kenneth Iverson around 1960 Designed for consumer electronic applications Designed for web scripting Descended from LISP K. PL/I L. LISP M. Simula 67 w N. Algol 60 0. Prolog P. FORTRAN Q. Java R. Ada S. Plankalkul T. Algol 68 U. Smalltalk V. Python W. Eiffel Developed for business computing Based on CH, Java and Delphi, 2000 Object Oriented Scripting Language, 2004 Object Oriented Language designed by Bertrand Meyer, 1992 X. C#