[kiitos]

I mean, absolutely and obviously not, right?

Like, languages aren't just different ways to express the same underlying concepts? It's clearly not the case that you can just transliterate a program in language X to language Y and expect to get the same behavior, functionality, etc. in the end?

[sealeck]

> It's clearly not the case that you can just transliterate a program in language X to language Y and expect to get the same behavior, functionality, etc. in the end?

You most definitely can; if you have Turing complete languages A and B, you can implement an interpreter for A in B and B in A; you can implement a simple X86/aarch64 interpreter in either A or B and use that to run compiled/interpreted programs in the other; you can also write higher-level routines that map to language constructs in one or the other to convert between the two.