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## Getting started

Run

```bash
# Install necessary tools
cargo install mdbook
cargo install --git https://github.com/mainmatter/100-exercises-to-learn-rust mdbook-exercise-linker

# Serve the book locally
cd book && mdbook serve --port 3012 --open
```

to open the companion book for this course in your browser.
Open [the companion book for this course](https://rust-exercises.com/rust-python-interop/) in your browser.
Follow the instructions there to get started.

## Requirements

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# Welcome

Welcome to **"Rust-Python interoperability"**!

This course will teach you how to write Python extensions in Rust,
and how to call Rust code from Python.
Welcome to **"Rust-Python interoperability"**!\
This course will teach you how to call Rust code from Python, packaged as a native extension module.

We assume you are familiar with both Rust and Python, but we don't assume any prior interoperability knowledge. We will provide a brief explanation and references whenever we rely on advanced language features in either language.

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