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True multithreading in Python at last!

Python 3.13 features a 'no-GIL' version, enhancing multi-threading capabilities.

Anaconda is tailored for data science with efficient package management.

Emphasis on engaging in Python-powered generative AI projects.

Python in 2024: Faster, more powerful, and more popular than ever

No-GIL builds in Python are experimental and not yet production-ready, but early signs are encouraging for performance improvements.

Python 3.13 introduces an experimental JIT compiler for speed, but current gains are minimal and future enhancements are expected.

Old and obsolete standard library modules in Python are being phased out, as they are considered 'dead batteries'.

True multithreading in Python at last!

Python 3.13 features a 'no-GIL' version, enhancing multi-threading capabilities.

Anaconda is tailored for data science with efficient package management.

Emphasis on engaging in Python-powered generative AI projects.

Python in 2024: Faster, more powerful, and more popular than ever

No-GIL builds in Python are experimental and not yet production-ready, but early signs are encouraging for performance improvements.

Python 3.13 introduces an experimental JIT compiler for speed, but current gains are minimal and future enhancements are expected.

Old and obsolete standard library modules in Python are being phased out, as they are considered 'dead batteries'.

Get started with the free-threaded build of Python 3.13

Python 3.13 introduces a free-threaded version, enabling full concurrency by removing the Global Interpreter Lock, transforming Python's application parallelism.

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