How to evaluate a programming language?
For evaluating a language, it is good to consider three factors: Readability, Reliability and Writeability. For general evaluation,however, you may consider the following issues: - Is the language complex or easy to understand? - Is the language well structured? - Are the input and output facilities good? - What is the speed of execution? - Can it cope with real time systems? - Is it self-documenting? - Are compiler available over a a wide range of hardware and software platforms? - Is there a good base of pre-written utilities or library functions?
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