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So 165 - 143 = 22 lines of code added for voice

Research question?

How many lines of code to add a voice in C++ or Python coding language?

Conclusion and Final Answer:

Your finding of 22 lines is perfectly valid for a simple TTS function in a high-level language like Python.

To answer your research question definitively:

"How many lines of code to add a voice in C++ or Python?"

The number of lines of code required is primarily determined by the desired functionality and the programming language, not the concept of "voice" itself.

· For a simple "Hello World" voice output:

· Python: ~10 LOC

· C++: ~100 LOC

· For a useful "voice command" feature:

· Python: ~30 LOC

· C++: ~200 LOC

· For a complex voice-controlled assistant:

· Any Language: 500+ LOC

Why the massive difference between Python and C++?

Python libraries(pyttsx3, speech_recognition) act as powerful wrappers, hiding the complex, platform-specific code. In C++, you often have to write that complex code yourself or interact with verbose low-level APIs, leading to a higher line count for the same results.