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1960s languages ↑
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Explore languages for 1963

1:1 Assembler   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Assembler for Telefile 
7090 (COF)Translator   1963↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States Librascope autocode 
AARDVARK   1963↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United States Statistical language 
ABL   1963↓⊕2G Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Atlas Basic Language 
ACT III ALGEBRAIC   1963↓⊕Generalised programming ↓⊕United States Algebraic compiler for the LGP-300 
ACT IV   1963↓⊕Generalised programming ↓⊕United States  
Active Language I   1963↓⊕Arithmetic ↓⊕United States Interactive mathematics system 
AED   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United States Engineering flavour of ALGOL 
AKI   1963↓⊕Other Russian/Soviet ↓⊕Russian Federation Engineer's Autocode 
ALGOL 60 Revised   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕International Revised report of IAL committee 
ALGOL-GENIUS   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕Sweden ALGOL for SAAB  
ALPAK   1963↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States Extension to ALTRAN to manipulate polynomials and rational functions 
ALPAKA   1963↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States  
ALTRAN   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Coeval ↓⊕United States ALWAC Algrebraic Translator 
Analogy   1963 ↓⊕United States Geometric description system  
Anderson statistical language   1963↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United Kingdom  
Animated Movie Language    1963↓⊕Animation ↓⊕United States Animation language 
Asset-assembler   1963↓⊕Macros ↓⊕United States  
Atlas Algol Preprocesor System   1963 ↓⊕United Kingdom  
Atlas Fortran   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United Kingdom  
AUTOCOMM   1963↓⊕COBOL-61 ↓⊕United States Simplified COBOL 
AUTOMATH   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States FORTRAN for Honeywell computers 
BASIC   1963↓⊕Dartmouth Basics ↓⊕United States Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code  
Basic PDP-1 Lisp   1963↓⊕Lazy Evaluation LISPs ↓⊕United States  
BOMM   1963↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United States UCLA Time-series analysis package 
BOMP   1963↓⊕Hierarchical DB ↓⊕United States Bill of materials processor 
BOUMAC   1963↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United States Statistical package 
CAMP 2   1963↓⊕Numerical Control ↓⊕United States NC language 
CEIR Commercial Coder   1963↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Commercial autocode from CEIR 
CENTAB   1963↓⊕Decision tables ↓⊕United States Bureau of Census decision table language 
CITRUS   1963↓⊕List ↓⊕United States COBOL-based list package 
CLAM   1963↓⊕Numerical Control ↓⊕United Kingdom NC language for Ferranti 
CLEO   1963↓⊕2G Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Autocode for EE LEO computers 
CLPP   1963 ↓⊕United States Cellular list procssing language 
COBOL-61 Extended   1963↓⊕COBOL-61 ↓⊕United States COBOL with FACT features 
COMIT II   1963↓⊕Patterns ↓⊕United States String-handling and pattern-matching language 
Compiler-Compiler   1963↓⊕Macros ↓⊕United Kingdom Atlas compiler generator 
COP   1963↓⊕High-level Autocoders  Autocode and systems package 
CORAL   1963↓⊕Other UK historic languages ↓⊕United Kingdom English military realtime language 
CORC   1963↓⊕Other Conversational ↓⊕United States CORnell Compiler 
CPL   1963↓⊕CPL Algols ↓⊕United Kingdom Combined Programming Language 
CPS   1963↓⊕Optimisation and LP ↓⊕United States Critical Path System 
CPSS   1963 ↓⊕United States  
CS   1963↓⊕Macros ↓⊕Japan Compiler generating system 
DAP   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Assembler for CCC DDP 24 
DAPAL   1963↓⊕External systems control ↓⊕United States Daystrom control language 
DDC   1963   
DDT   1963↓⊕Command systems ↓⊕United States  
DECAL-BBN   1963↓⊕Other Algol 60s ↓⊕United States DEC simplified Algol 
DEP   1963↓⊕Command systems   
DES   1963↓⊕Difference Equations  Differential Equation Solver 
DESCRIPTRAN   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States Descriptive FORTRAN from NU 
DIALGOL   1963↓⊕True Algol58s ↓⊕United States  
DIP   1963↓⊕Other US historic ↓⊕United States  
Dunten algebraic language   1963↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States Algebraic language 
Early ALTRAN   1963↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States A FORTRAN extension for rational algebra 
ECMA ALGOL   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕International  
EERIE   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States CYCLONE's symbolic interpreter 
Fast FORTRAN   1963   
FASTRAN   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States Indiana FORTRAN 
FILECODE   1963↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United Kingdom Commercial autocode 
Flow Simulator   1963↓⊕Process interaction ↓⊕United States RCA flow simulation language 
FORGO   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States Learner FORTRAN 
FORTH   1963↓⊕Stack ↓⊕United States  
FORTRAN CEP   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕Italy  
FORTRAN VI   1963↓⊕FORTRAN IV standard ↓⊕United States  
FORTRAN-FORTRAN   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States Livermore FORTRAN 
GIER Algol III   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕Denmark 3rd version of Naur's Gier algol  
GM   1963↓⊕Symbolic ↓⊕United States Lisp Abstract Machine without Labels 
HYTRAN   1963↓⊕Expression oriented ↓⊕United States Analog simulation language 
INTER   1963↓⊕Other US historic ↓⊕United States  
IOPS   1963↓⊕Low-level Autocoders   
IPL-TS   1963↓⊕List ↓⊕United States  
JANIS   1963↓⊕Analog ↓⊕United States Analog simulation language 
JOSS   1963↓⊕Generation of JOSS I ↓⊕United States JOHNNIAC Open Shop System 
J-X   1963↓⊕Jovials ↓⊕United States One Pass Jovial Compiler 
JX2   1963↓⊕Jovials ↓⊕United States  
KDF9 DPS   1963↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United Kingdom KDF9 data processing system 
Kidsgrove Algol   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United Kingdom  
KLS II   1963↓⊕List ↓⊕United States Knotted List Structures with enhancements 
L6   1963↓⊕List ↓⊕United States Laboratories Low-Level Linked List Language 
LAP-3055   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers   
LISP 2   1963↓⊕Lazy Evaluation LISPs ↓⊕United States A system based on ALGOL but also containing many of the facilities and concepts of the original LISP systems. 
LITHP   1963↓⊕List ↓⊕United Kingdom  
LP-2000   1963↓⊕Optimisation and LP ↓⊕United States  
LPL   1963↓⊕Optimisation and LP ↓⊕United States Linear Programming Language 
MAGEN   1963↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States Matrix manipulation language 
Magic Paper   1963↓⊕Formulaic ↓⊕United States Interactive maths environment 
MG/SAS   1963↓⊕Optimisation and LP ↓⊕United States  
MIDAS   1963↓⊕Expression oriented ↓⊕United States Digital simulation language 
MONEY   1963↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States Numerical business data language from NBS 
MOSAIC   1963↓⊕Macros ↓⊕United States Macro system with advanced control structure 
MOSAIC autocode   1963↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United States Autocode for the MOSAIC system 
Movie   1963↓⊕Animation ↓⊕United States Knowlton 
MUSIC IV   1963↓⊕Sound-Performance ↓⊕United States Bell Labs musical composition language 
NABUR   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States NAREC ASSEMBLER for the BURROUGHS D825 
NAVCOS-SACT   1963↓⊕Flat DB ↓⊕United States Simple database system for Navy Suply 
NELIAC Simulator   1963↓⊕Process interaction ↓⊕United States Simulation extensions to NELIAC 
NICAP   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers   
NPL   1963↓⊕IBM PL/Is ↓⊕United States New Programming Language 
OMNITAB   1963↓⊕Columnar sheets ↓⊕United States Statistical analysis and desk calculator 
OPAL   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Philco symbolic assembler 
Orion FORTRAN   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United Kingdom Rutherford Labs FORTRAN 
ORPHEUS   1963↓⊕Sound-Performance ↓⊕United Kingdom Earlier copmuter music language 
OSAS   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers   
PAL   1963↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Macro assembler for UNIVAC 1050 
PANON-1   1963↓⊕Markovs ↓⊕Italy Markov-pattern-directed string processing language 
PAT   1963↓⊕Pure APLs ↓⊕United States Personalized Array Translator 
PERT III   1963↓⊕Optimisation and LP ↓⊕United States  
PIGS   1963↓⊕High-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States  
PROCOMP   1963↓⊕Command systems ↓⊕United States Compiler system at TRW 
PUFS   1963 ↓⊕United Kingdom NPL for files 
RALPH   1963↓⊕IAL Coeval ↓⊕United States Multi-input MAD 
RECOL   1963↓⊕Ad hoc query languages ↓⊕United States REtrieval COmmand Language 
REDUCE   1963↓⊕Symbolic ↓⊕United States  
Retrieve   1963↓⊕Ad hoc query languages ↓⊕United States English query language from Tymeshare 
RIP   1963↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States  
RLB   1963↓⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ↓⊕United Kingdom  
S3 Fortran   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United Kingdom Stretch Fortran 
SAE   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Symbolic Assembler for CYCLONE 
SARG   1963↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States  
Scanner   1963↓⊕External systems control ↓⊕United States Knowlton 
Schmidt syntax language   1963↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented   
SCL7   1963↓⊕Markovs ↓⊕United States Proto-SNOBOL 
SHADOW IV   1963↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States Syntax-directed compiler  
SHOAP   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Anti-SOAP 
SHOWER   1963↓⊕Monte Carlo ↓⊕Germany Nagel Monte Carlo system 
SICOM   1963↓⊕High-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States  
SICOSAS   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States  
SIFOR   1963↓⊕Difference Equations ↓⊕Italy Block-oriented simulation language 
SIMON   1963↓⊕Process interaction ↓⊕United Kingdom Algol-based simulation language 
SIMPLIFY   1963↓⊕Strict evaluation LISPs ↓⊕United States LISP with standard arithmetic 
Simscript N   1963↓⊕Event scheduling ↓⊕Norway Norwegian Simpscript 
SIR   1963 ↓⊕United States  
SLEUTH II   1963 ↓⊕United States Version II of SLEUTH 
SLIP   1963↓⊕List ↓⊕United States Symmetric LIst Processsor 
SPAN   1963↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United States Statistical package 
SPLIT   1963↓⊕Numerical Control ↓⊕United States  
SPS   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers   
STAT   1963↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United States  
State transition language   1963↓⊕Decision tables ↓⊕United States  
SuperSoap   1963↓⊕Autocode Coeval ↓⊕United States Knuth's improved version of SOAP III 
SYMBOLIC ASSEMBLER   1963↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States  
Syncretic   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United States Abstract Model Description Language 
TA-2   1963↓⊕Other Russian/Soviet ↓⊕Russian Federation Soviet autocode 
TALK   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United Kingdom EE Commercial Autocode 
TINT   1963↓⊕Jovials ↓⊕United States Interpreted JOVIAL dialect 
TIPL   1963↓⊕List ↓⊕United States Interactive IPL interpreter 
TOPS   1963↓⊕High-level Autocoders   
UK FORTRAN   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United Kingdom  
UMAC   1963↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States  
UNICOMP   1963↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants   
Usercode   1963↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Autocode for the KDF9  
VALGOL   1963↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United States ALGOL subset 
WIZ   1963↓⊕High-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States GE autocode 
Wooldridge   1963↓⊕Symbolic ↓⊕United States Interactive non-numeric algebraic system 
WORDCOM   1963 ↓⊕United States