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Using C # Code in IronPython

I am going to complete a .NET project: we need to create a program that uses some existing C # code, and I hope to use IronPython. (I am an experienced Python programmer, but a bit new to .NET.)

My question is: Is IronPython suitable for using mostly C # code, or would it be better to just use C #? If IronPython works well, are there any pitfalls to look for?

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You need to compile C # code into an assembly (DLL), which you can use in IronPython. Once you do this, IronPython can use this, like any other .NET assembly.

This is a common use case for IronPython.

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