I realized saying "it's a trivial exercise" without showing some code isn't very useful, so here's everything you need: 1) Add these imports to your class:

I realized saying "it's a trivial exercise" without showing some code isn't very useful, so here's everything you need: 1) Add these imports to your class: using IronPython.Hosting; using Microsoft.Scripting; using Microsoft.Scripting.Hosting; 2) Instantiate your engine & scope in the appropriate location: mEngine = Python.CreateEngine(); mScope = mEngine.CreateScope(); 3) Add variables to your scope like this: mScope.SetVariable("ThisIsWhatTheScriptSees", mReferenceToYourObject); mScope.SetVariable("Cars", mCars); mScope.SetVariable("Dog", mDog); 4) Load your script up: var source = mEngine.CreateScriptSourceFromString(strYourScript, SourceCodeKind.Statements); 5) Run it! source.Execute(mScope); * You can call the stuff you added to your scope from inside your script: if Dog.IsTame: name = Dog.CheckName() for car in Cars: car.BeepHorn() * Alright, this is a little more than 2 lines, but I think you get the drift. Good luck!