simplepy 1.3.1

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• fixed tuple indexing
• extended str.startswith() and str.endswith() to accept a tuple of strings as first argument
• added list.sort()
• added Exception classes and exception handling
• added isinstance method

• added globaland nonlocalstatements
• added single-line if/elif/else, for, while and def (e.g. def f(x): return 42 without newline)
• enabled line continuation: Function calls, expressions or other code can now span multiple lines as long as there is an unclosed parenthesis () or [] or {}
• added multiline strings and multiline f-strings, e.g. x="""2\n{3+4}"""
• added implicit string and f-string concatenation (without + between string literals)
• added list/set/dict comprehensions
• added list/tuple/string slices (read only, no assignment so far)

• improve package description and fix linter warnings

• first public version

Internal versions before publishing #

• added f-strings: [[fill]align][sign][0][width][.precision][dfs] #, and types b/o/x/e/g/% are not yet supported.
• interpreter now returns value of last evaluated expression

• added set and tuple

• added built-in methods for list (but not list.sort() yet), dict, str

• added lambda functions

• added scientific float notation, e.g. 1.6e-19.

• added classes. Class attributes and multiple inheritance are not yet supported.

• accept 0x, 0b, 0o prefixes for integers
• added some built-in functions: len(), str(), repr(), int(), float(), bool(), type(), list(), dict(), abs(), round(), min(), max(), sum()

• Initial version.