High Level Languages: and what created them?

 

HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGES- and how were they written?

Every person who is connected with the field of technology and computer applications know about what high level languages indicate. 

HLL can be classified into two types: Compiled Language and Interpreted Language. 

But what exactly wrote these high level languages? Let's find out

Firstly, we should be acquainted with what a HLL actually means- languages that allow the programmer to develop programmes which are independent of the machine type they are run on.

A few notable examples are C, C++, JavaScript, Python, FORTRAN, Pascal and many such others.

Although many of us are used to coding or know about the existence of these languages, do we really know about HOW these languages came to exist?

Today, I shall name all the languages that were used to code high level languages that have revolutionalized the computer world.

Python:  Python is a high-level interpreted computer language for general programming. In 1991, it was released.

Python was created with the goal of maximising code readability and minimising the use of whitespaces. Its main features include dynamic type, automated memory management, support for different programming paradigms (PO, Functional, Procedural), and a huge complete library of its own.

Written using: C

Java: 

Java’s popularity stems from its platform-independence feature, which allows it to operate on a variety of systems, including Macintosh, Windows, Unix, Linux, even Mainframe/mobile phones, as long as they have the JVM installed.
The Java Language’s Class Library and Java API are the most important parts to master. Despite the fact that Java only has 50 keywords, the Java API has thousands of classes and tens of thousands of methods that are utilised in programmes.

The Java Language’s Class Library and Java API are the most important parts to master. Despite the fact that Java only has 50 keywords, the Java API has thousands of classes and tens of thousands of methods that are utilised in programmes.

Written using: C, C++

Javascript:

JavaScript is a high-level, interpreted programming language that is dynamic, loosely typed, and prototype-based. It has established itself as one of the web’s most important technologies. It allows you to make interactive web pages.

Written using: C, C++

Swift:

 Swift is a multi-paradigm, general-purpose compiled programming language created by Apple Inc. for iOS, macOS, and Cocoa frameworks. It makes use of the Objective C runtime library, which enables C and C++ to coexist in a same programme.

Written using: C, Objective C++

Kotlin: 

Kotlin is a statically typed programming language that can be compiled to JS Source and runs on the JVM. The Android OS is fully supported by Google. One of Kotlin’s main aims is to compile as rapidly as Java. The key innovation of Kotlin’s latest release was code sharing between the JVM and JavaScript platforms.
The Kotlin library aids in the development of Android user interface apps. It comes with an interactive shell and may be used to write scripts.

Written using: Java

Windows OS: Windows is a graphical operating system developed by Microsoft. It allows users to view and store files, run the software, play games, watch videos, and provides a way to connect to the internet. It was released for both home computing and professional works.

Written using: C

Mac OS: macOS (previously known as OS X) is the operating system developed by Apple Inc. for its Mac line of personal computers and workstations. The abbreviation "macOS" stands for "Macintosh Operating System. It was first introduced in 2001 as the successor to the classic Mac OS. Since then, it has undergone many updates and improvements to become the sophisticated and user-friendly operating system it is today.

Written Using: C, C++

Other languages include Rust (C), Typescript (Javascript) and Go (C, C++)