It seems that the best way to port a Python program to Android would be Jython, though I'm not entirely sure.
To be fair, there's some difficulty with porting Python code to Android and
iOS, whereas it's pretty streamlined for C++ from my understanding. There are
Python interpreters for Android and iOS, but they're proprietary (the libre
ones don't seem to actively be developed). Also, they're probably not
entirely compatible with CPython, which would mean Pygame is a no-go for
them.
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