What programming languages, besides Java, do you know that use bytecode?

Besides Java, the following languages use bytecode:

• Kotlin: Official language for Android development, compiled into JVM bytecode.
• Scala: A powerful functional-object-oriented language, also compiled into JVM bytecode.
• Groovy: A dynamic language for JVM, can be compiled into bytecode.
• Clojure: A functional language running on JVM.
• Jython: An implementation of Python that compiles into JVM bytecode.
• JRuby: An implementation of Ruby running on JVM.
• .NET languages (C#, F#, VB.NET): Compiled into Intermediate Language (IL), which is then Just-In-Time (JIT) compiled into machine code by CLR (Common Language Runtime). Although not exactly "bytecode JVM," the concept is similar - an intermediate code for a virtual machine.
• Lua: Has its own interpreter and compiles into its own bytecode.
• Python: Compiled into .pyc or .pyo bytecode files, which are then executed by the Python virtual machine.
• PHP: PHP is compiled into Zend Opcode, which is executed by the Zend Engine virtual machine.

It is important to note that the concept of bytecode (or intermediate code for a virtual machine) is not unique to JVM, but JVM is one of the most common and significant examples of using bytecode to ensure cross-platform compatibility.