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Language Interoperability is a practical and technical book category focused on the techniques, tools, and design patterns that enable different programming languages, runtimes, and data formats to work together smoothly. Books in this category explain foreign function interfaces, language bindings, cross-language calling conventions, serialization and data interchange formats, bridging type and memory models, embedding and extending runtimes, compiler- and tool-driven code generation, and middleware approaches such as RPCs and language-agnostic APIs. They cover both theory (type compatibility, safety, performance trade-offs) and hands-on guidance (examples, case studies, debugging and testing strategies), and are aimed at developers, architects, and language/tool designers who need to integrate heterogeneous systems, migrate code between languages, or build polyglot applications and platforms.

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