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Golang: Golang Fundamentals, Golang Inventor - Golang Language Designer: Ken Thompson, Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike of Google, Go abstraction, Go agile, Go ahead-of-time (AOT), Go AI, Go algebraic data types, Go algorithms, Go Android, Go anonymous functions, Go AOP, Go AOT, Go APIs, Go arguments, Go ARM, Go arithmetic, Go arrays, Go aspect-oriented, Go assignment, Go associative arrays, Go async, Go asynchronous callbacks, Go asynchronous programming, Go automatic variables, Go automation, Go Avro, Go backend, Go backwards compatibility, Go block scoped, Go Booleans, Go Boolean expressions, Go buffer overflow, Go builds, Go built-in types, Go bytecode, Go cache, Go caching, Go call by reference, Go call by value, Go callbacks, Go call stack, Go casting, Go characters, Go Chocolatey, Go CI/CD, Go classes, Go CLI, Go client-side, Go closures, Go cloud (Go Cloud Native-Go AWS-Go Azure-Go GCP-Go IBM Cloud-Go IBM Mainframe-Go OCI), Go code smells, Go coercion, Go collections, Go command-line interface, Go commands, Go comments, Go compilers, Go complex numbers, Go composition, Go configuration, Go concurrency, Go concurrent programming, Go conditional expressions, Go conferences, Go constants, Go constructors, Go containers, Go control flow, Go control structures, Go coroutines, Go crashes, Go creators, Go currying, Go databases, Go data manipulation, Go data persistence, Go data science, Go data serialization, Go Built-In Data Types, Go data structures, Go data synchronization, Go dates, Go dates and times, Go deadlocks, Go debugging, Go declarative, Go deferred callbacks, Go delegates, Go delegation, Go dependency injection, Go design patterns, Go designers, Go destructors, Go DevOps, Go dictionaries, Go dictionary comprehensions, Go DI, Go distributed software, Go distributions, Go distros, Go DL, Go Docker, Go do-while, Go DSL, Go duck typing, Go dynamic binding, Go dynamic scope, Go dynamically scoped, Go dynamically typed, Go dynamic variables, Go eager evaluation, Go embedded, Go encapsulation, Go encryption, Go enumerated types, Go enumeration, Go enums, Go environment variables, Go errors, Go error handling, Go evaluation strategy, Go event-driven, Go event handlers, Go event loops, Go exception handling, Go executables, Go execution, Go expressions, Go FaaS, Go Facebook, Go fibers, Go fields, Go file input/output, Go file synchronization, Go file I/O, Go filter, Go first-class functions, Go fold, Go foreach loops, Go fork-join, Go floating-point, Go FP, Go frameworks, Go FreeBSD, Go frontend, Go functions, Go functional, Go functional programming, Go function overloading, Go garbage collection, Go generators, Go generator expressions, Go generics, Go generic programming, Go GitHub, Go global variables, Go GraphQL, Go gRPC, Go GUI, Go hashing, Go heap, Go heap allocation, Go hello world, Go higher-order functions, Go history, Go Homebrew, Go HTTP, Go idempotence, Go IDEs, Go import, Go imperative, Go immutable values, Go immutability, Go inheritance, Go influenced, Go influenced by, Go installation, Go integers, Go integration testing, Go interfaces, Go internationalization, Go interpreters, Go interprocess communication (IPC), Go iOS, Go IoT, Go IPCs, Go ISO Standard, Go iteration, Go JetBrains, Go JIT, Go JSON, Go JSON-RPC, Go JSON Web Tokens, Go JSON Web Token (JWT), Go Just-in-time (JIT), Go JWT, Go K8S, Go keywords, Go lambdas, Go language spec, Go lazy evaluation, Go lexically scoped, Go lexical scoping, Go libraries, Go linters, Go Linux, Go lists, Go list comprehensions, Go literals, Go localization, Go local variables, Go locks, Go logging, Go logo, Go looping, Go macOS, Go map, Go mascot, Go math, Go member variables, Go memoization, Go memory addressing, Go memory allocation, Go malloc, Go memory management, Go memory safety, Go message queues, Go metaclasses, Go meta-programming, Go methods, Go method overloading, Go MFA, Go ML, Go microservices, Go Microsoft, Go mobile dev, Go modules, Go modulo operators, Go monitoring, Go multiprocessing, Go multi-threaded, Go mutable values, Go mutability, Go mutex (Go mutual exclusion), Go namespaces, Go natural language processing (NLP), Go networking, Go network programming, Go NLP, Go non-blocking, Go non-blocking I/O, Go null, Go null reference, Go null coalescing operators, Go numbers, Go number precision, Go OAuth, Go objects, Go object code, Go object comparisons, Go object creation, Go object creators, Go object destruction, Go object destructors, Go object lifetime, Go object-oriented constructors, Go object-oriented programming, Go object serialization, Go observability, Go OOP, Go operators, Go operator overloading, Go optimizations, Go organizations, Go ORMs, Go packages, Go package managers, Go pass by reference, Go pass by value, Go parallel computing, Go parallel programming, Go parallelism, Go parameters, Go people, Go performance, Go persistence, Go pipelines, Go pointers, Go polymorphism, Go primitives, Go primitive data types, Go probability, Go procedural, Go processes, Go producer-consumer, Go programmers, Go programming, Go programming paradigm, Go program structure, Go program termination, Go Protocol Buffers (Protobuf), Go Protocol Buffers, Go Protobuf, Go proxies, Go public-key encryption, Go PKI, Go pure functions, Go race conditions, Go random, Go reactive, Go readability, Go records, Go recursion, Go reentrancy, Go refactoring, Go reference counting, Go reference types, Go referential transparency, Go reflection, Go regex, Go remote procedure calls (RPC), Go REPL, Go reserved words, Go REST, Go REST APIs, Go RHEL, Go RPCs, Go runtimes, Go safe navigation operators, Go SDK, Go secrets, Go security, Go serialization, Go serverless, Go server-side, Go sets, Go set comprehensions, Go side effects, Go signed integers, Go SMTP, Go Snapcraft, Go social media, Go sockets, Go source code, Go source-to-source compiler, Go SQL, Go SSL - Go SSL-TLS, Go Single sign-on (SSO), Go SSO, Go StackOverflow, Go stack, Go stack allocation, Go Stack overflow, Go standards, Go standard errors, Go standard input, Go standard library, Go standard operators, Go standard output, Go state, Go statements, Go strings, Go string concatenation, Go string functions, Go string operations, Go scheduling, Go scientific notation, Go scope, Go scope rules, Go scoping, Go scripting, Go static analyzers, Go statically scoped, Go static scoping, Go statically typed, Go static variables, Go statistics, Go strongly typed, Go structural typing, Go synchronization, Go syntax, Go systems programming, Go TCP/IP, Go TDD, Go testing, Go test frameworks, Go threads, Go thread-local storage (TLS), Go TLS, Go thread locking, Go thread locks, Go thread safety, Go thread scheduling, Go thread synchronization, Go times, Go timers, Go to JavaScript, Go tools, Go toolchain, Go transpiler, Go transpiling to JavaScript, Go truth values, Go tuples, Go type checking, Go type conversion, Go type inference, Go type safety, Go type system, Go web dev, Go while loops, Go work stealing, Go values, Go value types, Go variables, Go variable lifetime, Go variable scope, Go versions, Go virtual environments, Go virtual machine, Go Ubuntu, Go Unicode, Go unit testing, Go unsigned integers, Go usability, Go weakly typed, Go Windows, Go wrappers, Go written using, Go x86-64-Go AMD64, Go XML, Go YAML, Go Awesome list;

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History of Programming: Timeline of Programming Languages, Programming Language History - 1940s to 1970s, Programming Language History - 1980s to 1990s, Programming Language History - 2000 to 2023, Programming Languages

Oldest Programming Languages: Assembly (1949), IPL (1956), FORTRAN (1957), LISP (1958), COBOL (1959), ALGOL (1960), APL (1962), CPL (1963), BASIC (1964), PL/I (1964), Simula (1967), Simula67 (1967), B (1969), Pascal (1970), C (1972), Prolog (1972), ML (1973), SQL (1974), Scheme (1975), Modula-2 (1977), Smalltalk (1980), Ada (1980), Smalltalk-80 (1980), C++ (1983), Objective-C (1984), MATLAB (1984), Common Lisp (1984), Erlang (1986), Perl (1987), Tcl (1988), Haskell (1990), Python (1991), Visual Basic (1991), Lua (1993), R (1993), Ruby (1995), Java (1995), JavaScript (1995), PHP (1995), Delphi (1995), Groovy (2003), Scala (2004), F (2005), Haxe (2005), PowerShell (2006), Clojure (2007), Nim (2008), Go (2009), Chapel (2009), Rust (2010), Kotlin (2011), Dart (2011), Elixir (2011), Ceylon (2011), Red (2011), Julia (2012), TypeScript (2012), Elm (2012), Swift (2014), Hack (2014), Crystal (2014), Zig (2015), Reason (2016), Ballarina (2017), V (2019)

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