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@ -4,14 +4,14 @@ It is possible to call your assembly language code from Python. In fact,
it can be insanely easy. It can also be difficult. What differentiates
the two are the arguments you need to pass.
Python stores data in a very different way than C and therefore assembly
Python stores data very differently than C and therefore assembly
language. All Python data types are objects, which for sets and dicts
can make things difficult and outside the scope of this book.
If you want to explore the subject deeply, we suggest
[this link](https://realpython.com/python-bindings-overview)
## Simple EXample
## Simple Example
Take this trivial C function: