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ArnoudBuzing`ExternalFunctions`
LoadExternalFunction
​
LoadExternalFunction["Python",function]
loads Python
function
into your Wolfram Language session.
​
​
LoadExternalFunction["Java",function]
loads Java
function
into your Wolfram Language session.
​
Details and Options

Examples  
(1)
Basic Examples  
(1)
Load Python's fast Fourier transform (FFT) function:
In[1]:=
ef=
LoadExternalFunction
["Python","scipy.fft.fft"]
Out[1]=
ExternalFunction
System: Python
Command:
"scipy.fft.fft"

Use it directly in the Wolfram Language:
In[2]:=
ef[{1,2,3}]
Out[2]=
NumericArray
Type: ComplexReal64
Dimensions: {3}

Convert the result to a list:
In[3]:=
%//Normal
Out[3]=
{6.+0.,-1.5+0.866025,-1.5-0.866025}
SeeAlso
ExternalFunction
▪
ExternalEvaluate
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