About the Languages
The Online Historical Encyclopaedia of Programming Languages lists approximately nine thousand languages arranged into two regnums (endogenous and exogenous), four phyla (algorithmic, functional, structural, and reflexive), twelve classes (conversational, imperative, spatially algorithmic, operation-oriented, expression-oriented, state/flow, lambda calculus, structural generic, structural specific, phenomenological, simulating, and close mapping), and forty orders (too many to list).[1] Regardless of whether we take this classification as ground truth, the variety of coding paradigms is astonishing.
Most of the languages mentioned by hopl.info are dead languages. Some of them were popular at creation but went out of favor ...
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