Berkeley Languages

Berkeley Languages refers to a collection of programming languages and ideas developed at the University of California, Berkeley, particularly in the 1970s and 1980s. These languages often focused on improving computer performance and ease of use. One notable example is Berkeley's version of the C programming language, which influenced many modern languages. Additionally, Berkeley contributed to concepts like advanced compiler techniques and language design that prioritize efficiency and readability. The research from Berkeley has had a lasting impact on software development and programming paradigms used today.