Strictly speaking, for Python to actually be a subset, it needs to recognise when a keyword is meaningful. Like: hey = "hello world" print hey Can it

Strictly speaking, for Python to actually be a subset, it needs to recognise when a keyword is meaningful. Like: hey = "hello world" print hey Can it do this? My assumption is not, because you'd get issues like so anyway just = "hello world" but you could make an exception for when there's only one of them.