True. - Functional programming started with Lisp in 1958 (McCarthy), and theoretically before that with Lambda calculus in the 1930s (Church) - Object-oriente

True. - Functional programming started with Lisp in 1958 (McCarthy), and theoretically before that with Lambda calculus in the 1930s (Church) - Object-oriented programming started with Simula in the 1960s, extended with Smalltalk in the 1970s, before C++ picked it up in the 1980s. - Unix was invented in 1969, which drew on ideas from Multics several years prior - Virtual memory was implemented in Atlas (1962) and popularized in the 1970s - Virtual machines first appeared in IBM CP/CMS around 1967 - Concurrency issues and solutions like semaphores, locks, condition variables, etc were invented in the late 1960s (Dijkstra) - The concept of cloud computing was invented in the 1960s with commercial time-sharing services - The concept of a database was invented in the 1960s with the Integrated Data Store (IDS) in 1964 (Bachman) - The relational model for databases was invented in the early 1970s (Codd) - SQL was invented in the 1970s (Chamberlin and Boyce) And many more.