A sexp -> python compiler.
This compiles s-expressions (think lisp, parentheses everywhere) to Python by way of the normal Python AST. It's all very pre-pre-alpha, but you can do quite a bit with it already!
Check out doc/basics for a decent example.
python snakth/snakth.py will do that for you
You can also (mostly) transparently import code written this way:
import snakth
snakth.install_import_hook()
import <some module written in snakth>
It's how one might say 'snake' if one had a very bad lisp.
- more options for literals (floats, hexadecimal/octal/binary numbers)
- loop constructs (for, while)
- yield
- probably lots of other things