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Py3 is a lot faster than py2, read the release notes. In general though I think the CPython team prefer a cleaner implementation than a confusing one that's a b
by orf 11y ago
Py3 is a lot faster than py2, read the release notes. In general though I think the CPython team prefer a cleaner implementation than a confusing one that's a bit faster. Just use PyPy
- poooogles 11y agoDo you have a source for this performance that's not the release notes? In day to day work I don't see much more than a 10% gains.