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No, this is most likely a typo.
The two client libraries would be roscpp and rospy.
And does rospy interpret the script or compile it into executables (that might explain the name roscpy) ?
this is not really how Python works. The Python interpreter interprets Python code. It does not turn them into executables (in the traditional sense of the word, ie: executable binaries).
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No, this is most likely a typo.
The two client libraries would be roscpp and rospy.
And does rospy interpret the script or compile it into executables (that might explain the name roscpy) ?
this is not really how Python works. The Python interpreter interprets Python code. It does not turn them into executables (in the traditional sense of the word, ie: executable binaries).
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