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Re: Programming in Python and Explaination of Programming

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Originally Posted by techwizrd View Post
Sadly, our team wants to use C too. I personally suggest, being an experienced Python programmer (whatever that's worth ), using CPython to write the code. You can import the header files and write the code with Python syntax. If I am correct, you'll get nice compiled code at the end, that theoretically should work. I personally am not very experienced with CPython, as I do not normally need to write C-like code with toolkits like PyGTK out.
CPython is just the name of the standard Python interpreter (Just as JPython is the interpreter written in Java). It does not mean you can produce C code from your Python code.
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