Free-threaded Python is now officially supported, though using it remains optional. Here are four tips for developers getting ...

In most modern languages, to import a file, you must either create an instance of the library to use or call a static method directly. Either way, you do something in code to execute anything within ...

You’re using the right modules for the job. As with built-ins and the standard library, making use of Python’s enormous collection of third-party modules is a labor-saver.

Simply create a new .py file in the same folder as your main Python code. Then “import” that file as you now know how to do, then access the functions from within that module.

With python >= 3.9 it works, but if it's not intended to support python 3.8.x you should remove that from the pyproject.toml so it's not installing these new versions. Not sure whether that is ...