Surprises in Python bytecode

preview_player
Показать описание
You can learn a lot about Python, and how it works, by examining the bytecodes created when you compile a function. In this video, we find some interesting surprises, including how inline lists are set in a function.

  1. Python and Pandas with Reuven Lerner
  2. python
  3. python3
  4. python standard library
  5. learn python
  6. python opcodes
Рекомендации по теме
Surprises in Python 0:05:13

Surprises in Python bytecode

James Bennett - 0:29:45

James Bennett - A Bit about Bytes: Understanding Python Bytecode - PyCon 2018

Scott Sanderson, Joe 0:41:51

Scott Sanderson, Joe Jevnik - Playing with Python Bytecode - PyCon 2016

How to prepare 0:00:27

How to prepare python #python #pythontutorial

Stephane Wirtel - 0:26:29

Stephane Wirtel - Exploring our Python Interpreter

Optimizing Code Performance 0:39:58

Optimizing Code Performance for Python Internals by Yonatan Goldschmidt

Yonatan Goldschmidt - 0:41:30

Yonatan Goldschmidt - Optimizing Code Performance for Python Internals

Codementor Office Hours 0:55:21

Codementor Office Hours with Martijn Pieters: Python Internals

Leveraging Python's Implicit 0:08:31

Leveraging Python's Implicit 'return None' Statements

A. Skrobov - 0:31:27

A. Skrobov - How CPython parser works, and how to make it work better

James Powell | 0:44:31

James Powell | Don't Live Patch Your CPython Interpreter

Why is my 0:03:44

Why is my exploded Python code actually running faster

Surprising ways to 1:09:37

Surprising ways to use Python for Embedded Programming - Expert Webinar (07-May-2020)

Understanding Why Two 0:02:06

Understanding Why Two List Copies Have the Same ID in Python

Cyber Skyline Live: 0:32:04

Cyber Skyline Live: Revealing Python with Uncompyle

Top to down, 0:43:49

Top to down, left to right (Surprise talk) - James Powell

Python compiled file 0:03:20

Python compiled file generated even though wrong syntax

A cloud-based file 0:51:33

A cloud-based file system for Python and a new GUI! - Python Bytes Live Stream Episode 238

Why is My 0:02:48

Why is My Python Multithreading Not Executing Both Threads Simultaneously?

Intuition vs. Reality: 0:41:44

Intuition vs. Reality: Surprising Truths in Python Performance - Arthur Pastel & Adrien Cacciagu...

This AI Built 0:00:32

This AI Built an App in Minutes… You Won’t Believe How! #coding #cline #aitools

Robert Carrington - 0:20:39

Robert Carrington - C for Yourself: Exploring Python Internals at the REPL (PyTexas 2017)

Is this still 0:03:52

Is this still the best book on Machine Learning?

Tracking Cyber Intruders 0:49:59

Tracking Cyber Intruders with Jupyter and Python - Python Bytes Live Stream Episode 276

Комментарии
Автор

Interesting, liked the content. Yet, i still do not understand why many professionals started mispronouncing tuple as "two-ple" over the past ten years. This term has been around for decades (At least since the 1980s that I've been using it.) It is "tuh-ple" in both American and British English. Someone sometime thought it would be cute to call this "two-ple" in Python and it is hard for long-term industry workers hear. Sorry for the rant. I have not had my coffee yet.

aytviewer
welcome to shbcf.ru