.NET is JIT'd in its most popular form, the .NET Framework. Python is interpreted in what was its most popular form, but may not be now, CPython. This is usin

.NET is JIT'd in its most popular form, the .NET Framework. Python is interpreted in what was its most popular form, but may not be now, CPython. This is using the definition of a JIT as an execution engine which takes in some form of bytecode and, at runtime, emits architecture-specific assembly code to a page, marks that page executable, and changes the IP to that page. If CPython executes in that manner then I'm mistaken about CPython's execution engine and would also consider CPython to be a JIT.