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β€’ ColdFusion
β€’ JRuby and Jython, two scripting languages based on Ruby and Python
β€’ Apache Groovy, optionally typed and dynamic general-purpose language,
with static-typing and static compilation capabilities
β€’ Scala, a type-safe general-purpose programming language supporting
object-oriented and functional programming
β€’ JGNAT and AppletMagic, compile from the language Ada to Java bytecode
β€’ Clojure, a functional, immutable, general-purpose programming language
in the Lisp family with a strong emphasis on concurrency
β€’ Kawa, an implementation of the Scheme programming language, also a
dialect of Lisp.
β€’ MIDletPascal
β€’ JavaFX Script code is compiled to Java bytecode
β€’ Kotlin, a statically-typed general-purpose programming language with
type inference
β€’ Object Pascal source code is compiled to Java bytecode using the
Free Pascal 3.0+ compiler.cite-ref-10[10]cite-ref-11[11]

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