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4th Dimension/4D ABAP ABC ActionScript Ada Agilent VEE Algol Alice Angelscript Apex APL AppleScript Arc Arduino ASP AspectJ Assembly ATLAS Augeas AutoHotkey AutoIt AutoLISP Automator Avenue Awk Bash (Visual) Basic bc BCPL BETA BlitzMax Boo Bourne Shell Bro C C Shell C# C++ C++/CLI C-Omega Caml Ceylon CFML cg Ch CHILL CIL CL (OS/400) Clarion Clean Clipper Clojure CLU COBOL Cobra CoffeeScript ColdFusion COMAL Common Lisp Coq cT Curl D Dart DCL DCPU-16 ASM Delphi/Object Pascal DiBOL Dylan E eC Ecl ECMAScript EGL Eiffel Elixir Emacs Lisp Erlang Etoys Euphoria EXEC F# Factor Falcon Fancy Fantom Felix Forth Fortran Fortress (Visual) FoxPro Gambas GNU Octave Go Google AppsScript Gosu Groovy Haskell haXe Heron HPL HyperTalk Icon IDL Inform Informix-4GL INTERCAL Io Ioke J J# JADE Java Java FX Script JavaScript JScript JScript.NET Julia Korn Shell Kotlin LabVIEW Ladder Logic Lasso Limbo Lingo Lisp Logo Logtalk LotusScript LPC Lua Lustre M4 MAD Magic Magik Malbolge MANTIS Maple Mathematica MATLAB Max/MSP MAXScript MEL Mercury Mirah Miva ML Monkey Modula-2 Modula-3 MOO Moto MS-DOS Batch MUMPS NATURAL Nemerle Nimrod NQC NSIS Nu NXT-G Oberon Object Rexx Objective-C Objective-J OCaml Occam ooc Opa OpenCL OpenEdge ABL OPL Oz Paradox Parrot Pascal Perl PHP Pike PILOT PL/I PL/SQL Pliant PostScript POV-Ray PowerBasic PowerScript PowerShell Processing Prolog Puppet Pure Data Python Q R Racket REALBasic REBOL Revolution REXX RPG (OS/400) Ruby Rust S S-PLUS SAS Sather Scala Scheme Scilab Scratch sed Seed7 Self Shell SIGNAL Simula Simulink Slate Smalltalk Smarty SPARK SPSS SQR Squeak Squirrel Standard ML Suneido SuperCollider TACL Tcl Tex thinBasic TOM Transact-SQL Turing TypeScript Vala/Genie VBScript Verilog VHDL VimL Visual Basic.NET WebDNA Whitespace X10 xBase XBase++ Xen XPL XSLT XQuery yacc Yorick Z shell

Interpreters – convert code to machine language line by line Compilers- convert the entire code to machine language at once