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🧐 What Python 3.10 release has brought to us?

* Pattern matching
* Parenthesized context managers
* Length checking for zip()
* Various typing improvements

and many many more...

🔗 Here's a full changelog in case you missed it

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🔗 Here's the details on OSS development license from JetBrains

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🧐 What Python 3.11 release has brought to us?

* Efficiency improvements
* Exception groups
* New module: tomllib
* Improved error locations in tracebacks
* New typing features

and many many more...

🔗 Here's a full changelog in case you missed it

#python

🧐 What Python 3.12 release has brought to us?

* New type statement
* New grammar features in f-strings
* Interpreter improvements
* Improvements in the standard library

and many many more...

🔗 Here's a full changelog in case you missed it

#python

🔋 19 "dead batteries" (outdated standard library modules) will be removed in Python 3.13


🔉 aifc, chunk, sunau — to read/write AIFF, Sun AU and other outdated file formats

🎚audioop — some operations on sound fragments

👨‍💻 cgi, cgitb — support for Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts

🤫 crypt — an interface to the crypt routine

🤔 imghdr, sndhdr — to guess some image/sound file formats from the first n bytes of a file

✉️ mailcap — assist in handling a file attachment in an email

🪟 msilib — creation of .msi and .cab files

📁 nis — support for an old NIS/YP directory service protocol

📰 nntplib — the client side of the Network News Transfer Protocol

🎧 ossaudiodev — access to the Open Sound System audio interface

📏 pipes — to pipe the input of a command into the output of another one

🔐 spwd — non-standard access to the Unix shadow password DB

☎️ telnetlib — implementation of the Telnet protocol

👴 uu, xdrlib — support for binary encoding formats from 1980s


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