Is Visual Studio for Python not equivalent to Visual Studio for Visual Basic or C#?

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I notice that Visual Studio supports Python now, which is a interpreted language. I'm used to working with Visual Basic, which is a compiled language. I'm thinking of working with a Python library that a professor wrote, and porting it into Visual Studio, but I would need a compiled version. Is the only way to do it to translate Python line by line into Basic, or is there a quick and easy way to achieve what I want to do using Visual Studio?

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