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Fortunately for Pythonistas, the rich Python ecosystem gives us many options to make our code run faster. After all, a Python app doesn’t have to be the fastest, as long as it’s fast enough.

Discover how LangChain Sandbox ensures safe Python code execution for AI developers, protecting systems from unverified code risks.

Cython gives faster C-like performance to Python code execution. "The memory leak consisted of a small constant amount of bytes in certain function calls from Cython code," explains Langa.

With the introduction of this Faster CPython, Python 3.11 has been speeded up by 10% to 60% from Python 3.10, and it is said that an average speedup of 1.25 times has been achieved.

Whether drafting an essay, polishing a report, or debugging Python code, this feature streamlines the process, making it faster, more collaborative, and accessible to users of all skill levels.