How to intregrate python with java Android studio? - python

Let's say I have already done algorithms written in python, and now I want to use these algorithms in my android code. Can I use Java to get output from python? I need to send values from EditText as a parameter to python to be calculated in the algorithm and get a result. I can use Android Studio only with Java. Any suggestions?

Make a web API using python web framework like Django, Flask
Then send request to that API endpoint and calculate with your algorithm and return your result.
You can use Retrofit in Android studio to get the result.

Android studio doesn't have native support for python but you could try integrating a web API of python

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