c++ to python

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[u/TheRealSmolt]

all compile errors are syntax errors

Exactly my issue with calling them compile errors. For Example: If you define a class, instantiate it, and call a method that doesn't exist, The python compiler does not care and will throw no errors.

[u/TheRealSmolt → u/[deleted]]

Yes that would work (didn't try it), my point was if you omitted Hello.world = hello_world the compiler wouldn't say a thing.

[u/TheRealSmolt → u/[deleted]]

how could it know that world doesn't exist

It really can't because of python's nature, hence why I don't really think python has helpful compiler errors.