Making a Python interpreter in 1024 bytes

Austin Z. Henley successfully created a Python interpreter in 1024 bytes of C code that can execute Python-like syntax including functions, loops, conditionals, and expressions like FizzBuzz. The interpreter uses a simple recursive descent parser that executes expressions on-the-fly without tokenization, AST generation, or bytecode compilation, relying on global variables for state management and making no error-handling provisions.