Python but even worse
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Python but even worse is like Python, but it deletes its code if it doesn't raise an error.
In Python, if the end of program is a wrong command, it will raise an error, but in this Esolang, the program will execute normally and Successfully.
It's invented by User:None1.
Example Programs
Hello World
print("Hello World!") print(x) # Note that X is don't defined
Cat Program
import sys print(sys.stdin.read()) a = 1 / 0
FizzBuzz
for i in range(1,101): if i%3==0: print("Fizz",end="") if i%5==0: print("Buzz",end="") if i%3 and i%5: print(i,end="") print() a = 6128576217835128956872345782136587236578132651872365823164821587623951293846125778123658723148712635231513279 / (0 / 0)
Interpreter in Python
import os,sys with open(sys.argv[1],"r",encoding="utf-8") as f: c=f.read() try: exec(c) except: pass else: os.remove(sys.argv[1])
Note that it is also possible to write an interpreter in C/C++ using Python C APIs.