History of Computer Language

2. A widely used business programming language developed in 1959.
4. This markup language allows us to format and link text files on web pages.
5. An object-oriented version of C, developed in the 1980s.
7. The only language computers can directly understand, consisting of 1s and 0s.
8. This modern language provides interactivity on web pages and was designed by Sun in 1995.
9. A high-level language developed by IBM in 1954, often used for scientific applications.
12. A high-level language used in universities to teach programming fundamentals.

1. A markup language used to define our own tags, offering more flexibility than HTML.
2. The process of translating a high-level programming language into machine code.
3. A software that translates code line by line while the program is running.
5. Software that converts an entire program into machine code in one go.
6. A set of instructions used to create voice applications that can run on the phone.
10. A symbolic language that uses abbreviations like ADD, SUB, MPY.
11. This language was developed in the 1960s and became popular in microcomputers for its simplicity.