Python 3.11: A Guided Tour Through Code Transcripts
Chapter: Introducing Python 3.11
Lecture: Python 3.11 is Massive

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0:00 I mentioned at the opening of this course that Python 3.11 is a huge release. Let's put that in perspective, huge to one person.
0:10 Could be. There's some changes for the other. If you go over to docs.python.org. And you pull up the change log, you can see the
0:18 URL. Here. If you pull this up it gives you you can see like 1 to 2 sentences per thing change. So the first thing is a security release fixing,
0:28 multiplying a list by an integer. There's some kind of overflow Now. This list goes on and on. In fact, there are 1,75,000 words in this list.
0:38 If you scroll I mean it scrolls forever. In preparation for this course, I read this entire thing skimmed it. Honestly, it's massive.
0:49 How about some comparisons. Your typical novel is 80,000 words. Your typical nonfiction book is 80-120,000 words. That just the release notes,
0:59 a couple of sentences per thing. That has changed is 175,000 words. So my oh my is there a lot to cover now?
1:08 Many of these things are important, slightly interesting, but mostly not relevant to you.
1:13 So, I've gone through this list and pulled out what I believe are the major highlights that almost everyone is
1:20 going to care about and gonna be interested in. And at the very end I pulled maybe some lesser important
1:25 things out of this list and we'll just do like a quick quick hit of, you know, 20 or 30, 40 of these extra pieces in here that are still important,
1:34 but not enough for their own topic. If you really want to know though,
1:38 go check it out. The real point here, though is not necessarily encourage you to read the change log but just to show Yeah, it's actually really huge.


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