12. Read each of the 5 statements below, and check (X) the box in the languagecolumn (Java, Python and/or C++) where the statement is true about thatlanguage.1234StatementIs considered an "interpreted" languageOffers Object Oriented featuresIs considered 'vendor-neutral'.Supports 'stand-alone' functions (without beingattached to a Class definition).JavaPythonC++

Statement Java Python C++ 1 Is considered an "Interpreted" language X 2 Offers Object…

12. Read each of the 5 statements below, and check (X) the box in the language column (Java, Python and/or C++) where the statement is true about that language. Statement 1 Is considered an "interpreted" language 2 Offers Object Oriented features Is considered 'vendor-neutral'. 234 Supports 'stand-alone' functions (without being attached to a Class definition). Java Python C++

12. Read each of the 5 statements below, and check (X) the box in the language column (Java, Python and/or C++) where the statement is true about that language. Statement 1 Is considered an "interpreted" language 2 Offers Object Oriented features Is considered 'vendor-neutral'. 234 Supports 'stand-alone' functions (without being attached to a Class definition). Java Python C++

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