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1. stackoverflow.com › questions › 41990308How to integrate python library in c# project - Stack Overflow

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   Feb 2, 2017 · I started working with machine learning and found that a lot of codes are available in public. Before I get involved deeply I would like to find out some way of incorporating Python codes into C # project. Can anyone help me out in this?

2. www.sharpdeveloper.net › interoperability-betweenBridging the Gap: Advanced Interoperability between C# and Python

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   Oct 12, 2023 · Instead of rewriting the entire math library in C#, you can leverage the powerful mathematical capabilities of Python by invoking Python functions and libraries from your C# code. On the other hand, if you have a Python application that needs to interact with a .NET component, you can utilize the DLR and libraries like Python.NET to seamlessly ...

3. www.luisllamas.es › en › csharp-pythonnetIntegrate Python with C# using Python.NET - Luis Llamas

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   Jul 30, 2024 · Python.NET is a library that provides interoperability between Python and C# in .NET applications. With Python.NET, we can easily invoke Python code from C# and use Python libraries and access resources from the Python ecosystem directly in .NET applications.

4. medium.com › scisharp › using-python-libraries-inUsing Python Libraries in .NET without a Python Installation

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   Jun 5, 2019 · Thanks to the awesome pythonnet project we have a way to inter-operate between C# and Python. However, setting it up is problematic, as is deployment. Or is it? In this article I introduce...

5. learn.microsoft.com › tips-for-python-developersTips for Python Developers - A tour of C# | Microsoft Learn

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   Apr 9, 2024 · However, Python libraries like itertools, more-itertools, and py-linq provide similar functionality. Generics : C# generics use C# static typing to make assertions about the arguments supplied for type parameters.

6. hackr.io › blog › c-sharp-vs-pythonC# vs Python: Head to Head Comparison [Updated] - Hackr

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   Aug 11, 2023 · C# and Python both are among the popular programming languages of 2024. Both are based on OOP concepts, easy to learn and code, and offer fast development and good performance. Before we dive into the differences, let us get a quick overview of each so that we can appreciate the differences better. Overview of C#

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   What is Python NET?

   • With Python.NET, we can easily invoke Python code from C# and use Python libraries and access resources from the Python ecosystem directly in .NET applications. This capability is particularly useful for integrating advanced Python functionalities, such as machine learning and data analysis, into applications developed with .NET.

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   Is pythonnet a good idea to interface Python libraries with net?

   • In fact, even if you have installed any version of Python it won’t matter. Pythonnet is known for being slow, so you might ask yourself if it is really a good idea to interface Python libraries with .NET using pythonnet. As always, it depends.

   Using Python Libraries in .NET without a Python Installation - Medium

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   Are Python libraries efficient?

   • But mostly Python libraries are designed to be efficient and avoid looping over data. Numpy allows you to run an operation on millions of array elements with only one call. PyTorch and Tensorflow allow you to execute operations entirely on the GPU.

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   What are the features of Python NET?

   • Features of Python.NET: Complete Interoperability: Allows calling Python code from C# and vice versa, facilitating the integration of both technologies. Access to Python Libraries: Allows direct use of Python libraries in .NET applications. Support for Data Types: Automatically handles conversion between Python and C# data types.

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   How to use Python NET in C#?

   • To start using Python.NET in your C# project, you need to initialize the Python environment and configure the Python interpreter. Here’s an example of how to do this: In this example, we initialize the Python environment, import the NumPy library, create an array, and display its content in the console.

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   Should I use python before deploying a NET application?

   • If you want to deploy your .NET application on a machine you have to deploy Python first. From the perspective of a .NET developer it kind of sucks. And yet, if you are working on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, despite the efforts of Microsoft and SciSharp, at the moment you simply can not completely avoid Python.

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8. www.codemag.com › article › 1407051Comparing .NET (C#) to Python - CODE Mag

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   Jun 18, 2014 · With IronPython, you can expose your Python code to .NET/C# code and you can consume .NET libraries in your Python code. Closely related to IronPython, there's Jython (the Java equivalent of IronPython).