I often have an idea for some script, and to prototype it I open Python on my N900 and test it in the interactive console. One problem I have encountered, however, is that the small keyboard makes it easy to make typos. So I have written a python console with basic autocorrect implemented. If you reference a non-existent variable it will try to correct it to a variable you have already assigned (or a system constant like True or None). It also has basic syntax correction: it will try to fix missing/extra parentheses, and add them if you forget them when defining a function with no arguments.

To run, enter in a terminal
You can use it to run existing programs too, but it is rather slow when not used interactively - it is more designed for prototyping than general use.

Thanks

I have been going through a few python tut's recently and I can see this becoming handy!

After I get the hang of debugging my scripts so far.

This should help with that a bit, it will tell you when it needs to correct something so you can see how to do so in the source.