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The current noun is of course the machine, not any language.
As much as I understand the 'card format' as such would in modern computing terms be a machine code. One that correspond physically to the intended pattern. Question is, is there a single format, or different ones for different machines at different times? Does it have a proper term? I also think that if there's a large abstraction threshold between this and the rest of the items on this timeline it should be mentioned.--[[User:Nngnna|Nngnna]] ([[User talk:Nngnna|talk]]) 14:57, 18 October 2019 (UTC)
== GDScript ==
GDScript was probably born around between 2010 and 2014 and it's based on Python.
It's difficult to be more precise since it has been developed inside a company that was using it for internal purposes and on the project website they talk about its history but there is no mention of specific years. One of its creators, Juan Linietsky, said that they had been using other scripting languages "for ten years" and then they decided to write a language of their own.
: https://rmll.ubicast.tv/videos/introduction-au-moteur-godot/ (go to 41m00s)
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