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With IronPython you can access any .net assembly which is compiled using the same or a lower version than the IronPython core. Example: Importing a a .net assembly and class from System import Math Example: Using an imported class: from System import Math print Math.Abs(-123) You can also lo...

IronPython is completly written using managed .net (c#) code. So all builtin python methods and libraries (such as next(), int(), etc.) are writtin in .net. This example shows the implementation of len() for a list of different types (only a few): .... public static int len([NotNull]List/*!*/ l...

IronPython enables to use generic classes and methods from the .net framework. Generics can be used with the same syntax as accessing an index. For passing more than one type-parameter, they must be separated with a comma: l = Dictionary[int, str]() That way we create a dictionary where keys on...