🔒 Is there anyway to use Python on the C lang

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chat I want to yes

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[unkempt bloom]

CPython exists

it's pythons source code

and there's also Cython

a mix of C and Python

[mental fiber]

To do what? There's the Python API

https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/index.html

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!pip pybind11

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pybind11 v3.0.1

Seamless operability between C++11 and Python

Released on <t:1755893367:D>.

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this one too

[edgy kettle]

Oh

Is it an api

I’m dum as hell

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Not a web one

[edgy kettle]

Client?

[tropic shard]

what do you want to do?

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It's a library

[mental fiber]

"API" just means some programmatic interface for interacting with a system. Nowadays, it often means a web interface, but it doesn't have to. The Windows API, for example, is the set of functions that Microsoft created to allow interacting with Windows to do things like create windows and new threads.

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