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NOTE : The programming language choose as JAVA and the program to be used here you can choose any…

NOTE : The programming language choose as JAVA and the program to be used here you can choose any…

NOTE : The programming language choose as JAVA and the program to be used here you can choose any program thats online and thats not counted in total word countFor this project, you will select a programming language of your choice (that we have not thoroughly yet discussed in class) and prepare an analysis that evaluates the language based on the criteria that we have learned in class. At a minimum, your analysis should contain the following:1. Classification of the language family, e.g., imperative, functional, etc.2. A discussion of the readability, write-ability, orthogonality, cost, and reliability of the language.3. A discussion of the syntax and semantics rules of the language.4. A discussion of what implementation method that language uses (compilation, interpretation, JIT, etc.)5. A discussion of the static and dynamic aspects of the language (typing, scoping, etc.)6. An evaluation of what sort of projects this languages may be best suited for.7. Discussion of the data types and control structures in the language.8. Discussion of support for polymorphism.9. Discussion of support for object-oriented programming and inheritance.10. Discussion of any use of pointers/references.11. Discussion of memory management in the language (where are objects allocated, is there garbage collection, etc.)12. Discussion of how functions/sub-programs are implemented in the language.13. Discussion of support for lambda functions and whether there is the ability to capture variables from outer scope.14. Anything else that you feel is important about this language and makes it stand-out from others.You should also include a sample piece of code in the language that you choose. This piece of code may not be trivial (e.g., it can’t just print out ‘Hello World’), but rather implement something substantially challenging and uses several of the features outlined in your report (e.g., linked list library).You will be graded on your comprehensiveness and the relative complexity of your program