A Python interpreter written in C++
Python++ is a Python interpreter written in C++.
To use Python++, you will need a C++ compiler (G++ / Visual Studio) and the files in the repo.
You can then compile the Python++ interpreter by running the following command:
g++ main.cpp -o python++
./python++You can also open it in a Visual Studio project and run it from there.
Python++ supports the following features:
- Basic Python syntax, including variables, operators, and control structures
- Input and output using the
print()function - Exception handling using try-except blocks
Python++ is a basic interpreter and does not support all features of the Python language. Some notable limitations include:
- No support for modules or import statements
- Limited support for data types, including no support for lists or dictionaries
- No support for object-oriented programming
Python++ is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.