Can I use Python in conjunction other languages such as C# and C++? If you know a way, then how?

Question

I realize that C++ and C# are the languages most commonly uses in game development, but the thing I want at get with this question is knowing whether Python is necessary or not when using primarily these two. Will py become redundant or does it have things to offer that C# and C++ lack (I've still yet to learn these two languages, as I've just finished the Python3 tutorial).

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Answer 1

well I am also not so sure about it but like in web applications we use frames....in the same way we could use python

your question is actually very difficult

Answer 2

If you want to get into game development it will make your life alot easier if you try to learn c#. I made the mistake of starting out with unreal engine because I thought that the engine was more "powerful." I started learning c++ and later quit because it was too difficult. It wasn't until I realized how many games I loved where made in unity until I realized that unity was completely just as capable of making amazing games that were just as good, if not better than unreal. plus there was ALOT more tutorials online and it had more resources that I could use to learn. unreal doesn't have that much since it recently just went free for non triple A devs. I found unity was easier to get into and I've had alot more fun learning. Just wanted to let any future game developers who want to start learning. :)

Answer 3

you can if you are an expert in the language then you can add it in your source file i.e your shell source

Answer 4

python is more of a training language imo and is used more for basic science applications, but you're still able to do some good with it. it is practical though because i think godot has python support. it's a very strong competitor to unity and fixes most of the flaws unity has. it's free and is under an MIT license. have a look at it here: https://godotengine.org/

Answer 5

lookup Cython