How ChocoPy Uses Python And RISC-V To Teach Compiler Creation | James Sanders, TechRepublic

ChocoPy, a restricted subset of Python 3, was designed for use in CS164 (Programming Languages and Compilers) at UC Berkeley. While ChocoPy is a subset of Python, the designers used a light touch—the goal was for the language “to be expressive enough to write non-trivial programs in,” according to the project whitepaper. It also mentioned that, “In particular, we wanted to support an object-oriented paradigm with sufficient complexity to illustrate important nuances of static type checking and efficient code generation.”
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