This article discusses how a program can run in both Kotlin and Java using code-smuggling techniques.The author uses a unique trick involving Unicode escape sequences in Java to hide executable Java code inside what Kotlin thinks is a comment.Kotlin allows nested block comments not permitted in Java, offering a potential way to hide Kotlin code in Java files.The author explores using String literals and dollar-interpolation to conceal Kotlin code inside Java files.By leveraging text blocks and valid Java statements, the article explains how Kotlin code can be hidden in Java programs.These code-smuggling methods enable the creation of polyglot programs that combine Java and Kotlin seamlessly.The author provides insights into how to hide and blend code from both languages effectively.This technique can be extended to merge any pair of Java and Kotlin programs into a single file.The article concludes by challenging readers to find the hidden tricks in the provided polyglot program.Overall, the article showcases creative ways to achieve interoperability between Java and Kotlin within a single codebase.