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-**Strings and booleans** behave the same in F# and Python.
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-**Chars** are compiled as Python strings of length 1.
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-**Numeric types** - Most numeric types are implemented using custom pyo3 wrapper types that maintain F#-style semantics while integrating with Python. Only `bigint` is translated to Python's native `int` type. See the [Numeric Types](#numeric-types) section for details.
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-**Numeric types** - Most numeric types are implemented in Rust using custom [PyO3](https://pyo3.rs/) wrapper types that maintain F#-style semantics while integrating with Python. Only `bigint` is translated to Python's native `int` type. See the [Numeric Types](#numeric-types) section for details.
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-**Arrays** compile to custom `FSharpArray` wrappers to maintain F# semantics.
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-**ResizeArray** compiles to Python `list`.
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- Any **IEnumerable** (or `seq`) can be traversed in Python using the iterator protocol (`__iter__`).
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