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00:00:20 1 ActionScript
00:00:30 2 Ada
00:00:39 3 Assembly
00:00:48 4 BASIC
00:00:58 5 C/C++
00:01:08 6 C#
00:01:18 7 Common Lisp
00:01:28 8 Component Pascal
00:01:38 9 D
00:01:47 10 Eiffel
00:01:56 11 Erlang
00:02:10 12 Fortran
00:02:20 13 F#
00:02:29 14 Groovy
00:02:39 15 Haskell
00:02:48 16 Haxe
00:03:04 17 Java
00:03:47 18 JavaScript
00:03:57 19 Julia
00:04:06 20 Lua
00:04:16 21 Pascal, Object Pascal
00:04:27 22 Perl
00:04:36 23 PHP
00:04:46 24 Python
00:04:55 25 R
00:05:04 26 Racket
00:05:13 27 Ruby
00:05:23 28 Scala
00:05:32 29 Smalltalk
00:05:42 30 Tcl
00:05:51 31 Unclassified
00:06:13 32 See also



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SUMMARY
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The following tables list notable software packages that are nominal IDEs; standalone tools such as source code editors and GUI builders are not included. These IDEs are listed in alphabetical order of the supported language.