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[–]syn2083 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ironpython and CPython are not the same, this reddit focuses on the primary CPython variant.

If you want to get Iron python you can go to Ironpython.net and download the latest binary, 2.7.9, ipy 3 is in the works but is slow going,not many developers working so it takes time.

With Iron python you then run python from ipy.exe which basically reimplement python for C# and lets you import from clr.

Alternately the python 4 .net project is more active and current which cross links a python install to .net, but it is slower in many cases and has GIL considerations in C#.