Programming Languages/Object-oriented Languages

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[edit] Object-Oriented Languages

  • Smalltalk has closures, based on Lisp and Simula67. Squeak is the modern implementation
  • Modern OOPLs are Java, C# (both inspired by C++), Dylan (inspired by CLOS), and Python (inspired by Smalltalk).
  • Ruby more than Python is an example of a modern OOPL, also Squeak.
Some common examples 
Smalltalk, Java, C#, Ruby

Hybrid languages allow object orinentated and classic programming. Examples of such languages are Ada, OO-COBOL and C++.

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