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Austin built a Python interpreter in 1024 bytes of source code that executes a fizzbuzz program. It handles integer variables, assignment, arithmetic, control structures, functions, and print, but cuts corners with no bytecode, syntax tree, or error handling. Variables must be single lowercase letters.
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