All Programming Languages in the World

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Hi friends this is my new post and in this I am giving a very good link to you, it is below:-

Link:-http://www.scriptol.com/programming/

Here you will find all about programming languages' history,
about different programming languages and links to download most of them, some of them are very old and antique languages, some of the languages cannot be downloaded because may be they are lost because they are very old. Also you will find different types of algorithms of world and lot more stuffs. Below is the picture of the page.

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In this you can click "List of all languages" where you will find
the list of all programming languages existing in the world morever in "See also" section at the end of that page you will also see some links like "Hello world in different programming languages" and lot more  as shown in the below picture.

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