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*The ''os'' module in Jython is not a complete implementation of the ''os'' module in [[Python (programming language)|Python]] because of limitations in the "[[Sandbox (computer science)|sandboxing]]" design of [[Java]]. | *The ''os'' module in Jython is not a complete implementation of the ''os'' module in [[Python (programming language)|Python]] because of limitations in the "[[Sandbox (computer science)|sandboxing]]" design of [[Java]]. | ||
*Jython programs cannot use [[CPython]] extension modules written in C. | *Jython programs cannot use [[CPython]] extension modules written in C. | ||
| − | *Jython utilizes the pure [[Garbage collection|garbage collection]] algorithms of the [[Java|Java runtime environment]] instead of the reference counting method of the [[Python (programming language)|Python]] interpreter. | + | *Jython utilizes the pure [[Garbage collection (computer science)|garbage collection]] algorithms of the [[Java|Java runtime environment]] instead of the reference counting method of the [[Python (programming language)|Python]] interpreter. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 15:25, March 21, 2010
Jython is an implementation of the Python programming language that runs on the Java Standard Platform. Jython fully implements nearly all of the Python standard library modules, with a few key differences.[1]. It should be noted that Jython is not a different implementation of the Python interpreter.
Differences
- The os module in Jython is not a complete implementation of the os module in Python because of limitations in the "sandboxing" design of Java.
- Jython programs cannot use CPython extension modules written in C.
- Jython utilizes the pure garbage collection algorithms of the Java runtime environment instead of the reference counting method of the Python interpreter.
See Also
References
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