Python Code Execution API
Execute Python code in a secure sandbox environment with pip package support and JSON parsing. Perfect for data processing, automation scripts, and computational tasks. 5 credits per request.
Python Code Execution Features
Execute Python code securely in the cloud with pip package support and JSON parsing capabilities. 5 credits per request for secure code execution and data processing.
Pip Package Support
Install and use any Python package by specifying them in the commands parameter, enabling access to thousands of Python libraries and frameworks.
Secure Sandbox Environment
Execute code in a completely isolated sandbox with strict security controls, preventing any system access or external network connections.
JSON Parsing & Output
Automatically parse stdout and stderr as JSON when enabled, making it easy to integrate structured data into your applications and workflows.
Perfect for Developers & Data Scientists
Execute Python code securely in the cloud with pip package support and JSON parsing. 5 credits per request for data processing, automation, and computational tasks.
Data Analysis & Processing
Run data analysis scripts using libraries like pandas, numpy, and scikit-learn without managing local infrastructure or dependencies.
Machine Learning Tasks
Execute machine learning models and inference tasks using TensorFlow, PyTorch, or scikit-learn in a secure, scalable environment.
Web Scraping & Automation
Build web scrapers and automation scripts using libraries like BeautifulSoup, requests, or Selenium without infrastructure overhead.
Prototyping & Testing
Quickly prototype and test Python code snippets, algorithms, or utility functions without setting up a local development environment.
Educational Platforms
Safely execute student-submitted Python code in educational platforms, coding challenges, or interactive learning environments.
Batch Processing
Run batch processing tasks, data transformations, or computational workloads using Python's rich ecosystem of libraries and frameworks.
