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Programming Languages Generations

The document outlines the evolution of programming languages from first generation (machine languages) to fifth generation (AI languages). It categorizes languages into five generations, detailing examples such as assembly languages, high-level languages like Java and C#, and specialized languages like SQL. The fifth generation is noted as still being under development, focusing on AI applications.

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Programming Languages Generations

The document outlines the evolution of programming languages from first generation (machine languages) to fifth generation (AI languages). It categorizes languages into five generations, detailing examples such as assembly languages, high-level languages like Java and C#, and specialized languages like SQL. The fifth generation is noted as still being under development, focusing on AI applications.

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PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES GENERATION

First generation programming languages (1G)


Machine Languages

Second generation of programming languages (2G)


Assembly languages

Third generation of programming languages (3G)


High level programming languages
Fortran, Cobol, C (1.1.1970 till now)
C++...
Procedural or sequential languages and object-oriented languages
JAVA - portability bytecode JVM (Java Virtual Machine)
Sun Microsystems
Oracle
Oracle Java
C# portable MIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) Microsoft VM
SPRING FRAMEWORK, STRUTS, JSP (JAVA SERVER PAGES), JSF, SERVLETS, etc.

Fourth generation of programming languages (4G)


-4g languages are languages that are tailored for a specific purpose
SQL (Structure Query Language) - standardized language by a company called ANSI
(Americal National Standard Institute)
T-SQL (Transaction SQL)
Oracle SQL around 99% compatible with standard SQL
PL/SQL (Programming Language SQL)

Fifth generation of programming languages (5G)


-still under development
- AI languages

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