Besides, the TypeVarTuple type has been added, which allows you to cover any number of types. Speaking of typing, for example, in version 3.11 there is a new type of SelfType which will simplify working with classes and make returning an instance of a class more intuitive. Сhanges in standard librariesĪsynchronous I/O is developing rapidly (task grouping has appeared), and typing and new standard library modules were introduced. Before that, in version 3.11, Python became 10-60% faster than in version 3.10. In addition, the developers have optimized Python by adding experimental support, removing dozens of modules, and much more.
So, what changes have occurred in the latest versions? The main points are error messages, some modules improved, and the Python API and the C API have changed. The last version, 3.12, was released on November 18, 2022, before there was version 3.11, released in October 2022. Each minor version maintains for a year and a half, then receives updates for three and a half years. The cycle goes as follows: developers release new minor versions (3.X.0), then, when the beta version of the minor version (3.X.beta) will release, the active development stage begins.
Since 2019, Python has been adapting annual release cycles.
In this article, we will discuss the latest versions of Python, how it has changed, as well as what libraries and frameworks have appeared, and their advantages. We all know Python often releases updates, but not everyone thinks about what changes happened.
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