[Solved] Is it possible to use Python scripts in HTML?

Question

Hello dear Sololearners,

I want to know is it possible to use Python scripts in HTML?
Also I want to know how can I develope the backend of a website with python?

Answer 1

1️⃣ Is it possible to use Python scripts in HTML?

=> Yes It is possible ✔️😊

This is an example code of using python scripts in HTML, you can also apply css on python script 👇

Code : [https://code.sololearn.com/WfF3xuhZEPKI/?ref=app]

⚠️ code takes too long to run

For more information ℹ️ about py-script
Visit : [https://pyscript.net/]↗️

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2️⃣ How can I develope the backend of a website with python?

=> Check this site it can help you 👇

Visit : [https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/backend-web-development-with-python-full-course/]↗️
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Answer 2

Siavash Kardar Tehran

Read this post for more information ℹ️ =>

[https://betterprogramming.pub/running-JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-script-on-the-web-using-pyscript-the-next-big-thing-8ace9543d75?gi=53651f14e798]

You will get complete information about py script

Answer 3

What language is the best for developing the backends of websites and applications?
Python or PHP or Node.js or ...?

Answer 4

Thank you so much Sujal .
Why it takes so long to code be run?
I mean using python scripts inside a website may slow down the website?

Answer 5

Yes there is wrappers, more about it here: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/technology/embed-JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-scripts-in-html-with-pyscript/

But you can not just include it in standard html.
If you want to use python in html it is called pyscript, link to their own page here: https://pyscript.net/

Answer 6

Siavash Kardar Tehran I would say that best for backend depends what you want to do. And also how much energy you are willing to spend.
I would say that PHP might me one of the better choices because it is well documented and very popular. But then you have really fast alternatives as C that might be a little more pain to write in.
Another option for a fast backend is Rust. It's a "new" programming language that does not have the same deep stack overflow history. But rust does have a really good community and very good documentation.

But I would guess that what you are looking for is either php or maybe python for the easyness