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The Evolution of Programming Language

The document outlines the evolution of programming languages from machine language and assembly in the 1940s to high-level languages like FORTRAN and COBOL in the 1950s and 60s. It discusses the development of object-oriented programming languages such as C++, Java, and Python, highlighting their significance in modern computing. The future of programming languages is also addressed, focusing on trends like safety, concurrency, and integration with artificial intelligence.

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The Evolution of Programming Language

The document outlines the evolution of programming languages from machine language and assembly in the 1940s to high-level languages like FORTRAN and COBOL in the 1950s and 60s. It discusses the development of object-oriented programming languages such as C++, Java, and Python, highlighting their significance in modern computing. The future of programming languages is also addressed, focusing on trends like safety, concurrency, and integration with artificial intelligence.

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The Evolution of

Programing
Language
TEAM 6
Teacher: NGUYEN YEN CHI

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Table of Contents

1.Machine language, Assembly

2.First machine-independent compiler, FORTRAN,

COBOL*(50s-70s)

3.The primitive LISP language

4.C++, OOP, Java, Python, Big Data

5.The future of programming language

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1.Machine language,
Assembly
MACHINE LANGUAGE
(1940S)

tightly
bound

Using
binary

• Computers acquired their own in Write text


memory program
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1.Machine language,
Assembly

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1.Machine language,
Assembly
Assembly Language
(1950s)

• Made software
development much more
efficient

• Still had significant Evol


limitations ve

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2. First machine-independent languages (50s-70s)

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2. First machine-independent languages (50s-70s)

• 1950s: Early steps towards high-


level programming (Autocode, IPL).
→ higher level of abstraction

• Key tools: Compilers &


interpreters.

Programming became easier, no


need to work directly with
hardware.
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2. First machine-independent languages (50s-70s)

FORTRAN (FORmula TRANslation) – The First High-Level


Programming Language

FORTRAN (1957): Powerful,


• Developed: 1957 by IBM still widely used today.
• Purpose: Scientific and engineering computations
• Key Features:
⚬ Machine-independent
⚬ Optimized for numerical and scientific calculations
⚬ Used compilers to generate efficient machine code

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2. First machine-independent languages (50s-70s)

COBOL (Common Business-Oriented Language) – The


First Business Programming Language
• Developed: 1959 by CODASYL (Conference on Data Systems
Languages)
• Purpose: Business, finance, and administrative systems
• Key Features:
⚬ Machine-independent
⚬ English-like syntax
⚬ Designed for handling large amounts of data
⚬ Focused on financial and business applications

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3. The Primitive LISP
Language (1959)

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3. The primitive LISP
Language (1959)

MATH Where is it
s from?

LISP
Language

1959
MIT
university
John
MCCarthy

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3. The primitive LISP
Language (1959)
• LISP was created by John McCarthy in 1959
• These programmers turned the primal Lisps into dialects such as MACLISP
and Interlisp
• The Golden Age of Lisp lasted until the 1980s

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4. C++, OOP, Java, Python,
Big Data

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4. C++, OOP, Java, Python,
Big Data
• Object oriented
programming (OOP)

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4. C++, OOP, Java, Python,
Big Data
• C++
(1983)

Bjarne
Stroustrup “C with
classes”

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4. C++, OOP, Java, Python,
Big Data
• Java (1995)

“OA
K”

James
Gosling

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4. C++, OOP, Java, Python,
Big Data
• Python (1991)

Guido van
Rossum

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4. C++, OOP, Java, Python,
Big Data
• Big Data

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5. The Future of Programming
Language

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5. The Future of Programming
Language

• Safety
• Concurrenc
y
• Expressive
ness

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5. The Future of Programming
Language

Memory safety Concurrency

KEY
TREND

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5. The Future of Programming
Language

Integration with artificial intelligence and machine learning


is on the horizon

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THANK YOU
FOR
LISTENING !

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