Iteration is key to success. There is simply no way you can open a dataset and know, ahead of that exploration, how best to display it ...

This can impact other animals in the wild who might ingest python meet, which is another reason to properly dispose of a dead python after it has been humanely killed.

On this benchmark, Python 3.5.2 cranked out 34.3 nanoseconds per iteration. Python 3.6 beta 1 brought that number down to 29.8. It’s not a dramatic, order-of-magnitude improvement, but it’s ...