Pythonnet – A Simple Union of .NET Core and Python You’ll Love

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Use the "Python for .NET" package as a way to call Python from C# code

Python and C# are two very popular languages. As a C# developer primarily, I find there are situations where I would like to interface with Python. Here are examples for using the "Python for .NET" package as a way to call Python from C# code.

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