This project is dedicated to building a fast and efficient Python compiler, designed to enhance the developer experience and deliver better performance in Python code execution. By leveraging advanced lexical analysis and tokenization techniques, this compiler provides a streamlined parsing mechanism while adhering to Python's syntax and style conventions, including support for lists, tuples, and variable naming in compliance with PEP 8.

• Faster Compilation: The compiler is optimized to parse Python code quickly, offering faster compilation times compared to standard interpreters.
• PEP 8 Compliance: The compiler follows Python’s PEP 8 guidelines for variable naming, allowing for identifiers with underscores and uppercase constants, while rejecting variable names that start with digits.
• Comprehensive Lexical Analysis: The lexer is designed to handle a variety of Python constructs, including:
  • Identifiers (e.g., variables and function names)
  • Keywords (e.g., if, else, for)
  • Operators (e.g., +, -, *, /, ==, !=)
  • Delimiters (e.g., [], (), ,)
  • String literals (supporting both single-line and multi-line strings)
  • Numeric literals (integers and floating-point numbers)
  • Comments (both inline and multi-line)
• Support for Lists and Tuples: The compiler supports Python data structures such as lists and tuples, recognizing square brackets ([]) and parentheses (()) as delimiters and handling commas (,) as separators within these structures.
• Enhanced Tokenization: Through detailed tokenization, the compiler efficiently parses Python code into individual tokens such as keywords, identifiers, numbers, strings, and operators, making it easier to analyze and compile the code.

To use the compiler:

You need to install

sudo apt-get install qtbase5-dev