Combining language

Question

is it possible to combine two programming languages at a time?

Answer 1

It is totally possible, through some modules in Python:
https://wiki.python.org/moin/IntegratingPythonWithOtherLanguages

But for example you can mix Python with SQL in Sololearn:
https://code.sololearn.com/csyhsIovmZJ3/?ref=app

Answer 2

Daniel Holmes No problem, the question was vaguely poised anyway :)
I give a rest to SQL case as well -- let them historians solve it one day ;)

Answer 3

Daniel Holmes I don't think the question was that specific...
Anyway, sure those are translators, but how else would you be able to run it?

By the way, Jupyter Notebook allows you to insert C++, Java and even Scala snippets from within the Python kernel.

Oh, and SQL is a programming language alright. Why wouldn't it be?

Answer 4

Bebida Roja, this is not exactly what the author asked, I think. You have a separate python script and a separate C ++ code. And you can call the script on python in C ++ code. But you cannot combine these 2 languages in one project and compile them into one assembly.

Answer 5

It's not possible here on SoloLearn but there are way to execute java code in a website (on the server side) for example. But they can't stay in the same file

Answer 6

I needed to make a program that parses some file and then do some processing, and I used C++ for the processing and python for the parser. it was so much easier

Answer 7

thank you everyone...

Answer 8

Kuba Siekierzyński, SQL isn't programming language. You can say same about PHP and HTML, but html isn't a programming lang. too

Answer 9

Kuba Siekierzyński, What you are talking about is a different implementation of translators for python. it does not give you the opportunity to write 1 project simultaneously in python and c ++ and compile it as a whole

Answer 10

it's impossible. One code file contains only 1 programming language, since It is difficult to make a compiler that will parse the file by languages.

But you can create 2 separate projects in different languages, one of them can launch another, transfer some data to it and receive a response.

Answer 11

Daniel Holmes Yeah, i misunderstood it...

Answer 12

Kuba Siekierzyński, if you use the correct interpretation of the term "programming", then you do not programming in SQL, but write structured queries. About the rare special cases of such a mixture of languages ​​I agree with you. I think we initially understood the autor's question differently. I apologize if i don't understand you.