Creating a language with Python.

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  • Lark

    Lark is a parsing toolkit for Python, built with a focus on ergonomics, performance and modularity.

  • NNYRLD

    An esoteric programming language that teaches you to speak the language of a 9 year old

    • Having made an esolang in Python (https://github.com/MopBanana/NNYRLD), I can say it is easier to make an interpreter. Saying that, however, I never actually tried to make a compiler because it seemed unnecessarily hard. You should have some knowledge of the stack if you want to incorporate it, if not then just read up on the syntax of other languages and see what you want to include for them (programming languages are like English: you can just steal from the good ones)

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