Java (1996) alternative languages for the JVM platform:
Several of the above can also target CLR, or transpile to JavaScript.
I've programmed in Java for a couple years. I have played with Scala, Clojure, and Kotlin. The others I have no experience with.
My friends who have programmed a lot in Kotlin really like it. (They also really like Swift.)
I distinguish Scala as a "OO language, with FP" from F# as a "FP language, with OO". That may be a subtle distinction if you just language browsing.
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Java (1996) alternative languages for the JVM platform:
Several of the above can also target CLR, or transpile to JavaScript.
I've programmed in Java for a couple years. I have played with Scala, Clojure, and Kotlin. The others I have no experience with.
My friends who have programmed a lot in Kotlin really like it. (They also really like Swift.)
I distinguish Scala as a "OO language, with FP" from F# as a "FP language, with OO". That may be a subtle distinction if you just language browsing.