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IronPython tries the total integration approach. There is a package called Python.NETPython.NET that is a hybrid of the CLR and the standard C based Python runtime. It seems less developed than IronPython and I'm not sure it would be ".NET" enough. However, it would give direct access to Python libraries.

IronPython tries the total integration approach. There is a package called Python.NET that is a hybrid of the CLR and the standard C based Python runtime. It seems less developed than IronPython and I'm not sure it would be ".NET" enough. However, it would give direct access to Python libraries.

IronPython tries the total integration approach. There is a package called Python.NET that is a hybrid of the CLR and the standard C based Python runtime. It seems less developed than IronPython and I'm not sure it would be ".NET" enough. However, it would give direct access to Python libraries.

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IronPython tries the total integration approach. There is a package called Python.NET that is a hybrid of the CLR and the standard C based Python runtime. It seems less developed than IronPython and I'm not sure it would be ".NET" enough. However, it would give direct access to Python libraries.