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Platform: Windows

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Date: Early 2000's
Developer: Slava Pestov
Where: Russia
Platform: Modern Cloud Platforms
Difference: allowed for more download and for faster gaming
Use:  for gaming

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Date: 1979
Developer: Mike Cowlishaw
Where: IBM
Platform: OS/2, MVS, VM, AmigaOS, KEDIT, THE, and the ZOC terminal emulator
Use: Scripting and Macro Language, used for processing data and text, and generating reports
Difference: It combines the power of a really strong program with making it easier to use
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Date: June 1991
Developer: James Gosling, Mike Sheridan, Patrick Naughtin
Where: Canada
Platform: all platforms that support JAVA
Use: General Use
Difference: It works for everything
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Date: mid 1980s
Developer: Borland
where: Denmark
platform:
use: help with applications
Difference: allowed warnings and help and finished the applications
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Date: late 1953
Developer: Grace hopper
where: AMERICA
platform: UNIVAC1

use: to link data
difference: was the first to link data
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Grace Hopper designed FLOW-MATIC in 1958, which evolved into modern COBOL.

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Date: September 2011
Developer: Vladimir Parondzhanov
Where: Russia
Platform: free platform
Use: to It is a visual language that helps to make choices.
Difference: it was supposed to replace the multiple languages that were being that were being used in the Buran project, a Russian space project.
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