working on a silly project: Pytocol

[narrow ermine]

Pytocol is a open source, free and a silly little project I’m working on.

It is a remake of Python’s 1.0 - 1.6’s era from 1994 - 2000’s. It does the things that you ordinarily see from modern pythons.

Print, variables & assignments, data types, math expressions, the “if” statements, loops and functions.

It is a work in progress and there is bound to be errors in its code.

And yes, it is written in Python.

so yeah. that’s all I have to say for Pytocol.

https://github.com/keoniperidotofficial/Pytocol?tab=MIT-1-ov-file

[mint otter]

Oh

This look cool!

[narrow ermine]

Thank you!

[royal rover]

There's no source file on the repo

[narrow ermine]

Yeah because currently it’s not done yet.

[mental ginkgo]

the rules say that you need to share the source code too, even if it's not done you can still upload what you've done so far

[narrow ermine]

Oh

ok

so like I upload it on GitHub?

[mental ginkgo]

yeah sure

[narrow ermine]

Ok

I started at like 10 PM yesterday so like there will be some errors

[mental ginkgo]

do you use git and github frequently while writing your code?

[narrow ermine]

?

wait nvm I do

[narrow ermine]

ok I uploaded the folders and code I have for 1.0.0

[mental ginkgo]

Nice

[mental ginkgo]

What I was trying to say was that you could use branches to separate out your code. One containing the stable code and the other for lastest features which may be unstable

[narrow ermine]

Ah