How To SPEED Up Python Code

This video discusses how to make your python code faster by using cython and c extensions.

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
- Tech With Tim
- Python Programming
- Cython
- Speed Up Python Code

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[Dark-jnpg]

writing the whole code in assembly can also be a logical solution

[mohamedyamani]

would've been much better if you showed the process

[dbwzzlz]

Actually, Cython probably is the way to go, at least the first way to try. Cython is a superset of Python, so it’s syntax is similar to that of Python. It has a compiler that compiles cython into C/C++, with optimization. In many cases, it’s performance is close to, or even better than non-optimized C/C++ code

[sirpsychosexy]

How to make python faster: Use C instead

[sw-code]

Can you make a short tutorial explaining this concept?

[GustonExE]

if u dont know c, i think you can use a language converter

[phantomapprentice]

Sorry Tim, I've graduated to C#, C# 7 is lightning fast and the syntax has all the right shortcuts..

[SOME_BORED_GUY]

C++ programmers: look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power

[ICONICZyn]

Would that be by adding "import stdio.h"?

[exquisitecorpse]

-Can't use different language
-Write in C
ok..

[mr.k]

I might as well use just C to make the whole program 😂

[kingone]

@Tim, it will be a lie if I said that I understand what you said.

[SASA_maxillo]

"So what are you saying?"
"If you want to write python code, write it in C"
😂

[emjizone]

This is EXACTLY what I've always said: to speed up Python, *don't use it !*

[RedDragon-xcpx]

Yikes. Doesn’t take a genius to find out that writing code in a faster and more powerful low level language makes it faster and more powerful.