> Bytecode (as in Java bytecode) is an instruction set for a software interpreter (as in the Java Virtual Machine).
I disagree. Besides, there exist several cpus that run java bytecodes directly:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_processor
> IL (Actually CIL Common Intermediate Language) is is an object-oriented assembly language.
Microsoft disagrees with you. IL is bytecode.
I have no fucking idea how Microsoft can be more clear:
> All .NET applications turn into IL bytecode via a compiler.
About this:
> So the guy that started both Jython and IronPython is not an expert on either.
Not necessarily, but more relevantly, he's not necessarily an expert on dynamic languages, or the JVM's support for them.
Finally, about this:
> I don't give a fuck how many of you say its gibberish
If everyone calls you crazy, you're crazy. You're supposed to use it as an opportunity to check your fucking attitude and learn something. Instead you think you're the cock of the walk and are arguing whether IL is bytecode or not, and whether Jython is as dynamic as IronPython.
Get a grip.