PyPy is a self-hosting interpreter for the Python programming language.
PyPy was conceived as an implementation of Python written in Python, which enables Python developers to hack the implementation. This makes it easy to identify areas where it can be improved. PyPy is also more flexible and easier to experiment with than CPython, thus allowing developers to experiment with multiple implementations of specific features.
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