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SUMMARY:Mauling Python to analyse ancient BASIC programs - Carl Cerecke
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DESCRIPTION:Firstly\, a meander through the creation and evolution of BASI
 C in the 1960s and '70s and how\, as the first programming language design
 ed specifically for a non-technical audience\, it relates to Python. Then 
 an explanation of how we can morph Python to allow programming in a BASIC-
 like flavour of Python\, but with the full power of a modern Python develo
 pment environment available\, allowing historic BASIC program analysis. Li
 nes of Python code can be intermingled with lines of BASIC\, each accessin
 g the other’s variables\, and runtime code analysis techniques such as i
 nteractive debugging\, profiling\, and code coverage are available.
LOCATION:Breakout Room
URL:https://talks.kiwipycon.nz/kiwi-pycon-xiv-2025/talk/QLETXF/
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