Language interoperability

Language interoperability refers to the ability of different programming languages to work together seamlessly. This means that software written in one language can communicate and interact with programs written in another without issues. For instance, a developer might use Python to perform data analysis while using JavaScript to create a web interface, allowing both parts to function as a cohesive application. Achieving language interoperability often involves standard protocols or tools that enable different languages to share information and processes efficiently, enhancing flexibility and allowing developers to choose the best tools for specific tasks.