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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.

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.

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Python, the open-source object-oriented programming language, has moved up the release of its final 2.5 version to this August, as a result of its successful "Need for Speed" programming sprint.

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.