Programming language · 1969

Planner

Programming language.

LispWritten in
1969First released
Carl HewittDeveloper
dynamicTyping
Built fromInfluenced PPlanner LispProlog
RuntimeInfluence

What is Planner written in?

Its runtime is implemented in Lisp (documented).

Quick Facts

Designed by
Carl Hewitt
First released
1969
Typing
dynamic

About Planner

Planner is a programming language. It is a dynamically typed language. It supports logic and procedural programming.

Planner first appeared in 1969 and was designed by Carl Hewitt.

How Planner is implemented

In the Language Lineage dataset, its runtime is implemented in Lisp.

Planner in the language family tree

Planner went on to influence Prolog.

Sources: Wikipedia · Wikidata

Frequently Asked Questions

What language is Planner written in?
Planner is primarily implemented in Lisp.
Which languages did Planner influence?
Planner influenced Prolog among others.
When was Planner first released?
Planner was first released in 1969. It was designed by Carl Hewitt.

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What is Planner written in? What are programming languages written in? Planner in the language family tree Interactive programming language graph Languages Planner influenced: Prolog

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