Phase | Dynamically typed programming language with prefix notation

Phase is a Python library. Phase has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Phase build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Phase is a dynamically typed programming language with prefix notation. Much of its syntax takes inspiration from Python and Scheme. You can run Phase files using the Python interpreter, with the command $python3 phase_main.py FILENAME.phs, where FILENAME.phs is your Phase file. You can also use the read-eval-print-loop (REPL) by omitting the filename: $python3 phase_main.py. The example file example.phs is a tutorial composed of examples to help you get started with writing short programs. Once you've skimmed through the documentation below, it should be your next resource. Run $python3 phase_main.py example.phs to get started. Phase is a simple language with a small core of keywords and few primitive data types. It uses prefix notation, like Lisps, and is whitespace separated like Python (4-spaces or tabs). It is best learned by reading the documentation, playing with example.phs, and testing out simple programs by using the REPL or runnning your own scripts. One can assume choices not explicitly outlined in the documentation below are made in the most Pythonic way possible. To report bugs, ask questions, or give feedback, send an email to sambhav@berkeley.edu.