1. FORTRAN
Probably many do not be in agreement with that FORTRAN is in the list, but it is one of the first programming languages \u200b\u200band it is very important and sufficient reason for belonging to this list.
2. COBOL
"Common Business-Oriented Language, Common Business Oriented Language ", many people think COBOL is obsolete but the reality is still used for applications that require batch appointment process, probably would be surprised if we saw it is still active today this language.
If we add the old language (1960), we conclude that there must be on this list.
3. C
C is a programming language created in 1969, is a language "medium level" but with numerous low-level features.
has structures typical of high-level languages \u200b\u200bbut, in turn, provides language constructs that allow a very low level control. Learn
is basic C C are learning while learning basics of languages \u200b\u200blike Java or C #, well is not only easier but the latter involving much of its syntax.
4. PERL
may now Perl is not the most popular languages \u200b\u200band even that is not attractive to the vast majority of developers, but we must remember that a language like PHP began as a Perl script was then released as "language."
5.
HTML HTML is not a programming language but a markup language but should be on this list because it is the standard format of web pages, this has become one of the most popular formats and easy to learn.
6. JAVA JAVA
borrows much of its syntax from C and C + +, but nevertheless deserves to be on the list, and java applications are most commonly used in mobile phones. Java is mainly used for games but there are many other interesting applications.
7. PHP PHP
uses a mix between interpretation and compilation to try to offer developers the best mix of performance and flexibility.
PHP your code compiled for a series of instructions (called opcodes) whenever they are accessed. These instructions are then executed one by one until the script ends. This is different from the conventional way of compilation of languages \u200b\u200blike C + + where the code is compiled to executable code is then executed. Php is recompiled every time you request a script.
An important advantage of interpreting the code is that all the memory used by your code is handled by PHP , and the language automatically empty the memory when the script ends. This means that you do not have to worry about connections to the database because PHP will for you.
is one of the most popular programming languages, the great fluidity and speed of scripts I foresee a promising future.
