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> Py3 is currently more performant than py2. No it's not. It is a clear regression. The minuscule performance improvements stem from the enforcement of xrange(
by sprash 7y ago
> Py3 is currently more performant than py2.
No it's not. It is a clear regression. The minuscule performance improvements stem from the enforcement of xrange() vs range(). But using xrange() on 2.x is still faster.
- joshuamorton 7y agoNo, starting in 3.6 or 3.7, there are general performance improvements at the c level in the interpreter.