Brainfuck in Python

It is possible to emulate Brainfuck in Python.

Code:

##### Initialization. #####
array = [0 for i in range(32767)] # 32k RAM.
current_value = 0 # Pointer for array.
##### Actual code. #####

# Your commands here... #

To make the > command, do the following:

if current_value == 32767: # Wrap
    current_value = 0
else:
    current_value += 1 # Move right

To make the < command, do the following:

if current_value == 0: # Wrap
    current_value = 32767
else:
    current_value -= 1 # Move left

To make the + command, do the following:

if array[current_value] == 255: # Wrap
    array[current_value] = 0
else:
    array[current_value] += 1 # Increment

To make the - command, do the following:

if array[current_value] == 0: # Wrap
    array[current_value] = 255
else:
    array[current_value] -= 1 # Decrement

To make the , command, do the following:

array[current_value] = ord(input(' Enter exactly ONE character... >')) # Ask for input

To make the . command, do the following:

print(end=chr(array[current_value])) # Prints it out

To make the [ command, do the following:

while array[current_value] != 0: # Opens a loop

Also indent the items below.

To make the ] command, remove one layer of indentation.