A simple python interpreter written in C++ that mimics Python 2.7

• Compile with make or g++ -std=c++17 *.cpp
• Run with ./python.exe [-v] <filepath>
• -v is optional, include it to enable verbose mode, mainly for debugging

• print()
• # Comments
• Allows for blank lines
• Assignment statements (variable definitions)
• Implements the following data types: int, float, str, list
• Handles arithmetic expressions and operand TypeErrors
• For-loops and nested for-loops
• If/Elif/Else statements and Relational/Logical operations
• List operations: append(), push(), pop(), len() with TypeError/IndexError handling
• Function definitions/calls/returns/symbol-table scoping

• While loops
• Control flow statements: break, continue, pass
• input()
• Dictionaries
• Classes
• Import statements
• Lambda functions
• List slicing
• List operations: min()/max()/sorted()/sum()
• round()
• pow()
• format()
• open()

Thanks to Dr. Ali Kooshesh for the starter code + help along the way