I don't know if it can be considered on topic, but at the beginning and ending of Edward Wellen "No other gods" (1972) are listed some lines of a fictional code.
The language is never named, but may be named "QOGIC", since that appears in a REMARKS section on the first page (see below). The language looks almost exactly like COBOL, except that the line numbers begin with the letter Q.

Q01010 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.  
Q01040 PROGRAM-ID. 'END RUN.'  
Q01060 AUTHOR. COMPUTER.  
Q01080 INSTALLATION. COMMUNICATIONS CENTER AT GALACTIC HUB.  
Q01100 DATE-WRITTEN. YESTERDAY.
Q01120 DATE-COMPILED. TODAY.
Q01140 SECURITY. CLASSIFIED.
Q01160 REMARKS.
Q01161 THIS QOGIC PROGRAM IS FOR THE ESTABLIHSING OF TOTAL
Q01162 ENTROPY.

Here it is on Google Books.

I don't know if it can be considered on topic, but at the beginning and ending of Edward Wellen "No other gods" (1972) are listed some lines of a fictional code.
The language is never named, but may be named "QOGIC", since that appears in a REMARKS section on the first page (see below). The language looks almost exactly like COBOL, except that the line numbers begin with the letter Q.

Q01010 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.  
Q01040 PROGRAM-ID. 'END RUN.'  
Q01060 AUTHOR. COMPUTER.  
Q01080 INSTALLATION. COMMUNICATIONS CENTER AT GALACTIC HUB.  
Q01100 DATE-WRITTEN. YESTERDAY.
Q01120 DATE-COMPILED. TODAY.
Q01140 SECURITY. CLASSIFIED.
Q01160 REMARKS.
Q01161 THIS QOGIC PROGRAM IS FOR THE ESTABLISHING OF TOTAL
Q01162 ENTROPY.

Here it is on Google Books.

I don't know if it can be considered on topic, but at the beginning and ending of Edward Wellen "No other gods" (1972) are listed some lines of a fictional code.
The program name itself is never mentioned (maybe it is called Qogic) and probably it is too "human sounding" to be a valid answer, but I think it could be an interesting novel to point out.

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Q01010 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
Q01040 PROGRAM-ID. 'END RUN.'
Q01060 AUTHOR. COMPUTER.
Q01080 INSTALLATION. COMMUNICATIONS CENTER AT GALACTIC HUB.
...

I don't know if I can provide a Google Books link, however it is possible to find its incipit in GB

I don't know if it can be considered on topic, but at the beginning and ending of Edward Wellen "No other gods" (1972) are listed some lines of a fictional code.
The language is never named, but may be named "QOGIC", since that appears in a REMARKS section on the first page (see below). The language looks almost exactly like COBOL, except that the line numbers begin with the letter Q.

Q01010 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.  
Q01040 PROGRAM-ID. 'END RUN.'  
Q01060 AUTHOR. COMPUTER.  
Q01080 INSTALLATION. COMMUNICATIONS CENTER AT GALACTIC HUB.  
Q01100 DATE-WRITTEN. YESTERDAY.
Q01120 DATE-COMPILED. TODAY.
Q01140 SECURITY. CLASSIFIED.
Q01160 REMARKS.
Q01161 THIS QOGIC PROGRAM IS FOR THE ESTABLIHSING OF TOTAL
Q01162 ENTROPY.

Here it is on Google Books.