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// 1957 - FORTRAN WRITE(*,*) 'Hello, World!' // 1972 - C printf("Hello, World!\n"); // 1995 - Java System.out.println("Hello!"); // 2015 - Rust println!("Hello, World!");
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ScalaScript

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ScalaScript is the proprietary, event-driven scripting language underlying Scala Inc.'s digital signage authoring tools - a non-procedural format for describing pages, elements, and playback logic rather than a general-purpose programming language

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Sax Basic

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Sax Basic is an embeddable, Visual Basic-compatible scripting engine that let 1990s and 2000s Windows applications like SPSS and ER/Studio expose their object models to user-written macros

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SCAR

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SCAR is a Pascal-based scripting environment created in 2003 for automating repetitive tasks in RuneScape through screen color and bitmap recognition, later forked into the open-source Simba project that still carries on its scripting model today

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SCIL

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The Supervisory Control Implementation Language built into ABB (formerly Strömberg) MicroSCADA, still scripting substation automation systems today

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Sather

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Sather is a statically typed, garbage-collected object-oriented language designed at Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute starting in 1990 as an efficient, freely available alternative to Eiffel - later extended into the parallel dialect pSather and carried on today only as the archived GNU Sather project

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