How to write Python inside HTML/CSS/JS

Question

I have seen multiple Q and A threads talking/asking about Python as back-end for web. How would I write Python code inside HTML/CSS/JavaScript?

Answer 1

Front-End : Flask

Back-End : Django

Answer 2

🐺Michael🐺 Check out Django. I've never used it but I know it's a Python framework for the back end.

Answer 3

Beth Python is a very common back-end language. Companies such as Google and Microsoft use it.

Answer 4

You can't. Python isn't interpreted in a w3-compliant browser. You would have to write an interpreter with another language such as JavaScript which would be redundant.

Answer 5

Jax Sorry 🐺Michael🐺 said he wanted to write it inside of HTML/CSS/JS so I inferred he wanted a front-end solution.

Answer 6

there are some libraries online for using Python as back-end, but I’ve never used, or tried to use anything like it. try this: https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/how-to-learn-python-backend-development/143028

Answer 7

Jax He's talking about front end not back end.

Answer 8

Jax
Ben Allen (Njinx)
I am talking about back-end.

Answer 9

Beth
It’s easier to learn and understand than JS. 😂🤣😹

Answer 10

🐺Michael🐺
Beth
lol. If either of you ever want a career in web development, you’ll have to learn JS sooner or later. 😂

Answer 11

Beth If you want to get into web development you're going to need JS. Sorry.

Answer 12

Ben Allen (Njinx)
Oh. Thanks. 😢😿

Answer 13

Ben Allen (Njinx) intersting ill have to remember that 🤔

Answer 14

JavaScript FTW!!

Python's lack of syntax annoys me. It's so hard to tell where functions end, and having to always make sure tabs are done correctly is annoying.

But to answer the question, yeah, just Google "Django python" or something.

Answer 15

With latest browser technology, webassembly enable high level languages to be compiled to low-level js codes for front-end app now.

For Python, you could check out pypy.js.

Answer 16

🐺Michael🐺 that is probably true lol 😂

Answer 17

Jax
Not nessesarilly. 😂🤣😹

Answer 18

Jax nah lol ill just avoid it until my paycheck suffers
and its not that I dont like the idea of java script I just dont freakin understand it its like jibberish

Answer 19

*searches up what back-end means*

Answer 20

Ben Allen (Njinx)
Hmm… Not sure about that. 🤷‍♂️ He never mentioned he wanted it for front-end. Only he can tell us I guess. 😂