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Python 3.0 was slower than Python 2.7, largely because some new modules were initially implemented in pure Python in order to get the APIs out there for people
by ubernostrum 9y ago
Python 3.0 was slower than Python 2.7, largely because some new modules were initially implemented in pure Python in order to get the APIs out there for people to experiment with. They're since been replaced with implementations in C.
Python 3 passed Python 2 on performance years ago.
- icegreentea2 9y agoExcept at interpreter startup.