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Fortran

Cobol

$\frac{C}{C}++$

ADA

Python

C# $.$net

SQL: Structured Query Language

HTML

Javascript

R

A$.$ Serve business needs like inventory tracking and payroll $-$ One master file with all the info, and another file with all the transactions, and the user just keeps track of the transactions and runs it against the "master" $-$ You can then run reports against the system to show historical info, maybe billing etc

B$.$ Used within HTML$,$ as tags that may hide or show hover information, start values, embedded images, some design.

C$.$ Unix operating systems came around in the $70$ s $-$ People wanted faster and easier programming that could be portable. $-$ Close to assembly languages, but "high" powerful

D$.$ Worked well with multitasking $/$ multiprocessing $-$ Still used in control towers, nuclear reactors $-$ Simple but reliable

E$.$ To be used with databases. $($Back end$)-$ to be able to add, change, and query $-$ Run queries to bring out only specific lines of data

F$.$ Totally opensource, share $\text{'}n$ use! $-$ Originally used for system administration & web interfaces, but now used in different fields $($engineering$)-$ Easy to use, $69\%$ of colleges teach it FIRST

G$.$ Developed in the mid $1950$s headed by John Backus $-$First commercial high$-$level programming language that was released in $1957-$ Pg $483$

Number.LT$.0$ GOTO$($Number less than zero$)-$ Couldn't use characters like $>$ or $$

H$.$ Takes away worry about "dangers" pg $487-$ net is a way to program Graphic User Interfaces $($menus$,$ buttons$)$

I. Designed for statistics $/$ graphics

J$.$ To be used with websites $($structure$,$ pages$)$ Gives instructions on what to display, hide, collect