Intro to Pythonnet | Fundamentals

With a high-level overview of what .NET is and the .NET Framework, we can begin to explore the pythonnet library directly. With pythonnet, we can access different “tools” that generally we would not have access to in Python. Some of these tools include generics, namespaces, and types. In this video, we will go over what these tools are and how to use them with simple examples.

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[LearnFinnishBySinging]

12:46 "double check to make sure it's not for IronPython"---yesss, I've fallen into the same trap myself a few times before realizing the difference 😅

[joeyjoeyjojo]

Excellent video and I’m looking forward to more to come.

[unwrap_journey]

giving error for from System import String
from System.Collections import * these lines

[jovalletofe]

Thank you very much for the video, it is very interesting.
I have seen that intellisense works with Python and dotnet at the same time.

How do you have configured the settings.json file to get it's

[emmadkareem]

Thanks for the video. In a MS-Windows 8 or 10 machine with no Python/Anakonda, etc. installed at all, do you need to install Python first before Python.Net is installed? Thanks.

[johnfromireland]

You are using VSC to do Windows programming. So why use Python? Why not C#? It is probably recommended good practice to use the native coding language for Windows(i.e. C#)? I know it's a stupid question but "There are no stupid questions" Right? ;-)

[sledziu]

Hi. Greate tutlorial again.
Is there any reason why you use .format insted of f-string?

[sasielec]

Hi when i run the example you mentioned i get an error
PS C:\python> & C:/Python/python.exe
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:/Users/arK/Desktop/pythonnew/csv.py", line 2, in <module>
from System import *
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'System'


Could you tell me what went wrong please. I am using Python 3.7.9 and not Anaconda

[dwl]

thanks for your share, a very good introduction. Just want to ask one question, for the 'as' operator usage of C#, what is the related operator in python when using pythonnet?