Python 3.14.0 Is Now Available
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- Template string literals (t-strings) for custom string processing
- Syntax highlighting in PyREPL and more!
Great work , congratulations with this release!
this could be the beginning of something very promising
I think of the JS code I've seen, it's mostly written in JS. So making JS faster makes JS faster. With python, the fast code is written outside python. It's too late by like 20 years. The world won't rewrite itself into native python modules
Well, yeah; the underlying C code assumes the type that was described to it by the wrapper (via, generally, the .dtype of an array), so it's O(1).
But I do wonder what the experience of Numpy has been like for the PyPy users.
I'll walk myself out.