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Line 2: {{Programming language lists}} This is an index to notable [[programming language]]s, in current or historical use. Dialects of [[BASIC]] (which have [[List of BASIC dialects\|their own page]]) , [[esoteric programming language]]s, and [[markup language]]s are not included. A programming language does not need to be [[Imperative programming\|imperative]] or [[Turing completeness\|Turing-complete]], but must be [[executable]] and so does not include [[markup language]]s such as [[HTML]] or [[XML]], but does include [[___domain-specific language]]s such as [[SQL]] and its dialects. {{Compact ToC\|num=yes\|seealso=yes\|extlinks=no\|side=yes\|center=yes}} Line 61: * [[AssemblyScript]] <!-- Asciidots belongs on the esoteric page --> * [[ATS (programming language)\|ATS]] * [[AutoHotkey]] * [[AutoIt]] Line 156 ⟶ 157: * [[Constraint Handling Rules]] (CHR) * [[Control Language]] * ''Coq'', former name of [[~~Coq~~Rocq (software)\|~~Coq~~Rocq]] * [[CORAL]], Coral 66 <!-- [[Corn (emulator)\|Corn]] was a nintendo emulator, not a programming language --> Line 317 ⟶ 318: * [[High Level Shader Language]] (HLSL) * [[Hollywood (programming language)\|Hollywood]] * [[TempleOS#HolyC\|HolyC]] ([[TempleOS]]) * [[Hop (software)\|Hop]] * [[Hopscotch (programming language)\|Hopscotch]] Line 436 ⟶ 437: * [[M Formula language]] * [[M4 (computer language)\|M4]] * M# * [[Machine code]] <!-- MacRuby is an implementation of Ruby --> Line 474: * [[Model 204]] * [[Modelica]] * [[Malbolge]] * [[Modula]] * [[Modula-2]] Line 509 ⟶ 508: * [[Nial]] <!-- Nil belongs on the esoteric page --> * [[Nickle (programming language)\|Nickle]] ([[Nickle (programming language)\|NITIN]]) * [[Nim (programming language)\|Nim]] * [[Nix (package manager)\|Nix]] (~~Systems~~system ~~configuration~~configuring language)]] * [[~~NORD~~Nord Programming Language~~\|NPL~~]] (NPL) * [[Not eXactly C]] (NXC) * [[Not Quite C]] (NQC) * [[Nullsoft Scriptable Install System~~\|NSIS~~]] (NSIS) * [[Nu (programming language)\|Nu]] * [[NWScript]] Line 596 ⟶ 594: * [[PLEXIL]] * [[Plus (programming language)\|Plus]] * [[Pony (programming language)\|Pony]] * [[POP-11]] * [[POP-2]] Line 659 ⟶ 658: * [[REXX]] * [[Ring (programming language)\|Ring]] * [[Rocq (software)\|Rocq]] (previously known as ''Coq'') * [[ROOP (programming language)\|ROOP]] * [[IBM RPG\|RPG]] Line 743: * [[Superplan]] * [[SuperTalk]] * [[Svelte]] * [[Swift (programming language)\|Swift (Apple programming language)]] * [[Swift (parallel scripting language)]] * [[SYCL]] * [[SYMPL]] }} Line 819 ⟶ 818: * [[WATFIV]], WATFOR (WATerloo FORtran IV) * [[WebAssembly]] * [[WebDNA]] * [[Whiley (programming language)\|Whiley]] <!-- Whitespace belongs on the esoteric page -->