Towards A Squeak/Smalltalk-based Python IDE: An Interpreter-level Integration of Python with Smalltalk
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In this paper, we present how we integrated Python with a Smalltalk environment on interpreter level in order to be able to reuse concepts and tools from Smalltalk for Python development.
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