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SUMMARY:What can looking at Python as a language designer teach us? - Osca
 r Horne
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DESCRIPTION:Although Python is an interpreted language\, the main interpre
 ter - CPython - first compiles your code to an intermediate bytecode repre
 sentation which is then interpreted. To understand how it works we can loo
 k at how we could write our own language that compiles to CPython bytecode
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URL:https://talks.kiwipycon.nz/kiwi-pycon-xiv-2025/talk/QUDN8S/
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