To create Python bindings for Rust functions, you can use the Rust library PyO3. PyO3 provides a Rust binding for the Python interpreter, allowing you to write Rust code that can be loaded and called from Python.

To implement Python bindings for Rust functions using PyO3, you will need to:

Define your Rust functions as extern "C" functions to ensure compatibility with Python's C API.

Use PyO3's Python interface to define Python functions that wrap your Rust functions.

Convert data types between Rust and Python, taking care to manage memory correctly.

You can find more information and examples of using PyO3 to create Python bindings for Rust functions in the official PyO3 documentation.

Keep in mind that creating Python bindings for Rust functions can be complex, and you may encounter issues with memory management and data types. It's important to thoroughly test your code and ensure that it is safe and reliable before using it in production environments.
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