Rust and Python have complementary strengths and weaknesses. Prototype in Python and move performance bottlenecks to Rust.

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Rust and Python can be combined to leverage their complementary strengths and weaknesses. Rust is designed for high-performance, memory-safe code, while Python is easy to get started with and supports tight iteration loops. By prototyping in Python and optimizing performance bottlenecks with Rust, developers can create efficient and reliable applications.

Why you should use Python and Rust together

<p>In my experience, writing C extensions for Python is cumbersome - maybe because I’m not that good with C - but also because it’s only compatible with CPython. It is a great idea to do something similar with newer languages like Rust.</p>
