Safe to delete file ??

C:\Resource\Python25\python25.zip
Is it ok to delete the above file from the phone memory ? It is eating up about 1 mb of my precious internal memory.
I know that "Python for S60" is an important resource for the phone but this is a .zip file and probably a residue of the installation procedure.
Help appreciated.
Nokia C7 (RM-675)
Firmware: 013.016
Nokia C6 (RM-612)
Firmware: 20.0.042
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the python app is only necessary if you want to develop and test python apps on your device and also install python apps too.
so if you dont do any of the above, am guessin its safe to remove it. you could just transfer it to your memory card just in case.
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