Python 3.11 might not be that Fast. Creating a Bench Marking Program.

Let's compare every version of Python 2.7 through 3.11 and see how much it has improved. We are going to write one file that can run in every version mimicking how most Python users write code. This will show us how much the speed has really improved for most users.
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[@amegatron07]

The thing that shocked me the most about Python performance was that how expensive are method invocations. They can affect overall performance very dramatically. For example, if you had some a long but relatively fast method, and decided to clean it up by extracting some logic into separate classes or method, it'll slow the method significantly.

[@dmcpacks]

I wasn't expecting 3.10 to be as slow as it was, definitely a surprise.

[@nerdylittlesideprojects9141]

Asycio performace would be interesting to see for those file operations. Ofcourse that would cover only newer python versions. For me asyncio is already the common way how I write python.

[@annemariestutz1883]

Let's right that code.

[@ClarityCoders]

haha. Thanks!

[@thenextbigthing1393]

Why is my comment deleted over and over from your video???

[@ClarityCoders]

This is BS we need the next big thing comments! It isn't me my man. Thanks for the comment though! New video out today on Yolov7 check it out if you get time.

[@thenextbigthing1393]

@@ClarityCoders btw someone already used python to play the game automatically... So I think AI can be used too.

[@thenextbigthing1393]

@@ClarityCoders good job deleting my comment again... Great work!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@ClarityCoders]

@@thenextbigthing1393 It must to automatic I don't delete anything honestly haha

[@benjamin_y97]

Where python 3.6 😅

[@reezzrex0690]

beat some more high scores

[@ClarityCoders]

Deal. Next video I promise.

[@reezzrex0690]

@@ClarityCoders ❤️ Eagerly waiting.