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• Programming language
  software_name = Programming language| added_to_museum = See [[:Category:programming languages|programming lanugages]]|
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• Programming languages
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• Programming language
  software_name = Programming language| added_to_museum = See [[:Category:programming languages|programming lanugages]]|
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• FOCAL
  ...Calculations in Algebraic Language''' or '''FOrmula CALculator''') is a [[programming language]]. [[Category:Programming languages]]
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• Fortran
  '''Fortran''' is a [[programming language]] originally created by [[John Backus]] at [[IBM]] in [[1957]]. [[Category:programming languages]]
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• E
  '''E''' is a [[programming language]] originally created by [[Mark S. Miller]] at [[Electric Communiti [[Category:programming languages]]
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• F
  '''F''' is a [[programming language]] originally created by [[The Fortran Company]] as a minimal subse [[Category:programming languages]]
  450 bytes (49 words) - 08:56, 25 November 2023
• D
  '''D''' is a [[programming language]] originally created by [[Walter Bright]] at [[Digital Mars]] in [ [[Category:programming languages]]
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• C
  '''C''' is a [[programming language]] originally created by [[Dennis Ritchie]] at [[Nokia Bell Labs|Be [[Category:programming languages]]
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• Programming languages
  #REDIRECT [[programming language]]
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• A+
  The '''A''' [[programming language]] was originally created by [[Arthur Whitney]] in [[1985]] and was [[Category:programming languages]]
  539 bytes (60 words) - 06:25, 25 November 2023
• C++
  '''C++''' is a [[programming language]] originally created by [[Bjarne Stroustrup]] at [[Nokia Bell Labs [[Category:programming languages]]
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• B
  '''B''' is a [[programming language]] originally created by [[Ken Thompson]] and [[Dennis Ritchie]] at [[Category:programming languages]]
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• A
  [[Category:programming languages]]
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• Richard Merrill
  '''Richard Merrill''' created the [[FOCAL]] [[programming language]].
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• John Backus
  '''John Backus''' created the [[Fortran]] [[programming language]].
  231 bytes (23 words) - 09:03, 25 November 2023
• Bjarne Stroustrup
  '''Bjarne Stroustrup''' created the [[C++]] [[programming language]].
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• Walter Bright
  '''Walter Bright''' created the [[D]] [[programming language]].
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• Arthur Whitney
  '''Arthur Whitney''' created the [[A]] [[programming language]].
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• Ken Thompson
  '''Ken Thompson''' co-created the [[B]] [[programming language]].
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• Mark S. Miller
  '''Mark S. Miller''' created the [[E]] [[programming language]].
  228 bytes (26 words) - 08:49, 25 November 2023
• Dennis Ritchie
  '''Dennis Ritchie''' co-created the [[B]] and [[C]] [[programming language]]s.
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• Mike Lazzo
  ...of [[Cartoon Network]]. Under that role, he conceptualized the late night programming block [[Adult Swim]].
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• Nokia Bell Labs
  | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | Programming language. | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | Programming language.
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• Adult Swim
  '''Adult Swim''' is a programming block that airs during late night hours on the [[Cartoon Network]] cable br
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• Cartoon Network
  The late-night programming block which features animation aimed at adults, [[Adult Swim]], began on Se
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• Larry Page
  ...at Michigan State University, and Gloria Page, an instructor in [[computer programming]] at Lyman Briggs College, on March 26, [[1973]].
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• Tim Schafer
  ...rtainment System]] version of ''[[Maniac Mansion]]''. His job consisted of programming using the [[SCUMM]] (Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion) scripting
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• Intelligent Systems
  ==Programming team at Nintendo==
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• Wander
  ...Time-Shared BASIC]], likely on an [[HP 2000]]. He converted to the [[C]] [[programming language]] in 1974. It was released it on a mainframe running [[UNIX|UNIX V
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• Morgan Stanley
  | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | Programming language.
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• Zork I: The Great Underground Empire
  ...fferent personal computers available at the time, the duo designed a new [[programming language]], "Zork Implementation Language", or ZIL, and which would run wit
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• Elektronika BK
  ...es diagnostic tests. The module for the BC-0010.01 also includes the Focal programming language.
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• Mega Man X
  ...by Dr. Light that is capable of free will and rational thinking beyond the programming code.
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• X (character)
  ...by Dr. Light that is capable of free will and rational thinking beyond the programming code.
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• Jennifer McMurray
  ...] industry, including [[information technology]], [[quality assurance]], [[programming]], [[writing]], [[art]], [[animation]], [[music]], [[foley]], [[director|di
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• Video game console
  ...Computer]] had computer-style options such as a keyboard and the [[BASIC]] programming language. In addition, computers such as the [[Commodore 64]] were also adv
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• WEC Museum acquisitions/2014
  ...ows]] (digital via [[Steam]]) - developer: [[Irrational Games]], [[Virtual Programming]] ([[Linux]]), publisher: [[2K]]
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• Adventure game
  ...SIC]], likely on an [[HP 2000]], in [[1973]]. He converted it to the [[C]] programming language in [[1974]]. The first game developed with Wander, ''[[Castle]]'',
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