fortan 1957
December 26, 1791
Is the oldest programming language that is still used.
Fortan had few facilities because the operating system was of a low level
which made it difficult to use Fortan for system tasks. The array name behaved like a pointer and was applied to simulate
virtual dynamic memory usage. Fortan 77 Is the improved program of
Fortan because there is more control structure and more character data. Fortan 90 now has pointers
Fortan 95 the Fortan where you can make your own types that consist of
combinations of standard types. It resembles the design of the C programming language. Created by John Backus.