How vectorization speeds up your Python code
Vectorization allows you to speed up processing of homogeneous data in Python. Learn what it means, when it applies, and how to do it.| Python⇒Speed
Vectorization allows you to speed up processing of homogeneous data in Python. Learn what it means, when it applies, and how to do it.| Python⇒Speed
Storing integers or floats in Python has a huge overhead in memory. Learn why, and how NumPy makes things better.| Python⇒Speed
Python-based calculations, especially those that use NumPy, can run much faster by using the Numba library.| Python⇒Speed
Copying data wastes memory, and modifying/mutating data can lead to bugs. Learn how to implement a compromise between the two in Python: hidden mutability.| Python⇒Speed
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Compiling with the cythonize command¶| cython.readthedocs.io
Working with NumPy¶| cython.readthedocs.io
Array¶| docs.dask.org
You can write Python extensions with Cython, Rust, and many other tools. Learn which one you should use, depending on your particular needs.| Python⇒Speed
