Hello im enquiring about using data from a raspb-pi via python to then access it in c# in visual studio for an impending app I will make, what is the best way to go about this.
To extend atm I am using my raspberry pi as a ad-hoc network with a static ip address and would like to connect the two with a program that will allow me to do it wireless.
Those are both Microsoft products. In particular, C# is MS's "modified" (broken?) version of C++. While it is possible that someone might have cobbled together compilers for those languages to run on a Linux system, there are probably IP impediments to doing so.
If I'm not too badly mistaken, .NET is handled on non-MS systems using Mono. A check with "apt-cache search mono" looks like that has been ported for use with the Pi.
One way to do it would be to have the Python-on-Raspi program log results to a CSV file, and the use SFTP to transfer that file over to your PC, for the C#-on-Windows program to load and analyse.
Or if you want real-time updates, you could use a network socket to communicate between the two (or HTTP, or MQTT, or ...).