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-# IronPythonExamples
-Getting IronPython running in C#
+# IronPython Integration with C#
+
+This repository demonstrates how to integrate Python scripts with C# using IronPython. Two primary examples are provided to illustrate different functionalities:
+
+## Installation
+
+To get IronPython running in C# the IronPython package should be installed through NuGet.
+
+`Install-Package IronPython -Version 2.7.10`
+
+## Getting a List from Python into C#
+
+This example demonstrates how to:
+
+- Execute a Python script in C# that generates a list of squared numbers.
+- Access and retrieve variables from the executed script in C#.
+- Convert the Python list to a C# list and print its values.
+
+To run, execute the code within the file `getting_a_list.cs`.
+
+### Code Highlights:
+- A Python script is created as a string, and it defines a list `x_squared` using Python's list comprehension.
+- The list `x_squared` is then retrieved in C# and printed.
+- The Python list is converted to a C# list using a custom wrapper and then printed.
+
+## Basic IronPython Example
+
+This example demonstrates how to:
+
+- Execute a Python script in C#.
+- Access and retrieve variables from the executed script in C#.
+- Use custom C# functions within the Python script.
+
+To run, execute the code within the file `calling_cs_function_example.cs`.
+
+### Code Highlights:
+- A Python script is defined as a string.
+- The script utilizes two C# functions, `log` and `custom_add`. 
+  - The `log` function is an alternative to Python's `print` function since `print` cannot be called directly. It prints provided arguments to the console.
+  - The `custom_add` function is a demonstration of how C# functions can be seamlessly used within the Python script.
+- Variables (`x` and `y`) are created within the Python script, and their values are accessed and printed in C#.
+
+---
+
+**Dependencies**:
+- IronPython: Install via NuGet in your project. These examples used 2.7.10
+`Install-Package IronPython -Version 2.7.10`
+---
 
-Install IronPython with Nuget. I'm using 2.7.10 in these examples.
 
-Install-Package IronPython -Version 2.7.10