It depends to what degree… - Yes and No… First of all - both languages are very different. So translation would not be an easy task, also when your C++ code would [for example] do something Python by design can’t [like executing Assembler], its pretty much over [except if you provide a library - written in C++, which then would provide Python with those abilities] - but then its getting really hacky… Now, how could it be done: When you are able to abstract all instructions - and provide an equivalent to any, you can basically translate it - even with a different syntax… - Programming languages always follow their Syntax, which makes translation possible [without the use of AI]. Now this might become a rather long example, but just to demonstrate you, how difficult it would be, even with a rather easy snippet of code - i’ll mostly be using Java throughout that demo: Original C++ snippet: #include int n = 3; if [n > 0] { std::cout