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So it's Python but with small syntactical differences?

• colesantiago 3y ago
  Can python compile to a binary with no extra tooling?
  • actionfromafar 3y ago
    If shedskin becomes ready, that would be a contender. It's really cool, it converts Python to C++.
• sph 3y ago
  Sure, if Python were Ruby-like, it had `do` blocks, static typing, was compiled to native language with LLVM. But yeah, it has "if", "class" and a not-great multithreading story like Python.
• realusername 3y ago
  It's more like a high-performance typed Ruby.
• k__ 3y ago
  end end end lol, I don't think so.
  • qwertfisch 3y ago
    } } } It’s the same in languages with C-Syntax.
• ubertaco 3y ago
  In the same way that a car and a boat are the same, but with small cosmetic differences.
  • actionfromafar 3y ago
    Good analogy. Right down to, that there even are cars which work on water! [0] 0: https://pypi.org/project/brackets/ https://pypi.org/project/brackets/