The release of Python 3.13.0 introduces an enhanced interactive interpreter and experimental features like a free-threaded build mode and a preliminary JIT, aiming to improve performance and usability.
Python 3.13.0 brings notable changes including the locals() function now providing consistent semantics for debuggers, reduced memory use for docstrings, and the addition of the dbm.sqlite3 backend.
The deprecation strategy in Python 3.13.0 follows PEP 594, continuing the effort to streamline the standard library by removing outdated modules and focusing on more relevant features.
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