This page is a list of programming languages.

Assembly languages

6502 ASM

An easy assembly language for a simple microprocessor

x86 ASM

The assembly language of most modern computers.

C-syntax

C

Highly structured language. C is now almost completely replaced by C++.

C++

C++ is the object oriented successor to C.

C#

C# is Micro$oft's attempt at taking over the C++ market.

Java

Java is an attempt to improve on C++ by Sun Microsystems.

JavaScript

JavaScript is a popular client-side scripting language.

Perl

Perl used to be a popular server-side scripting language. It has been almost completely replaced by PHP.

PHP

PHP is a popular and powerful server-side scripting language.

BASIC-syntax

FreeBASIC

FreeBASIC is an "open source" BASIC variant that grew out of the QBasic community.

Liberty BASIC

A shareware BASIC dialect with visual components.

PowerBASIC

BASIC compiler available in multiple versions for DOS and Windows

SmallBASIC

SmallBasic is a simple BASIC variant that is used on portable devices.

thinBASIC

Interpreted BASIC with modular structure, some special features as machine code execution and possibility of independent EXE file creation

Logo

MSW Logo

A version of LOGO.

Pascal Syntax

GNU Pascal

Open source Pascal compiler.

Pascal

The original Pascal-syntax language.

FreePascal

An open source version of Object Pascal.

Object Pascal

The object oriented big brother of Pascal.

Delphi

A RAD variant of Pascal.

Turbo Delphi

Free version of Delphi.

Turbo Pascal

A now defunct language that predates Delphi and Turbo Delphi.

Strange and Unusual Programming Languages

Raptor

A programming language that uses flowcharts.