Python 3.15 released with performance and language upgrades
Python 3.15 is out, bringing several upgrades including lazy imports—which speeds up startup by loading modules only when needed. There’s now a 'frozendict' built-in type, making immutable, hashable dictionaries native. The release introduces an easier way to create unique object markers with 'sentinel()', and a faster profiling tool using statistical sampling. The built-in just-in-time compiler now boosts performance by 8% to 13% in benchmarks.
- Lazy imports reduce program startup time
- Native frozendict type for immutable dictionaries
- Sentinel objects now have a built-in method
- New profiler adds low-impact performance tracking
- JIT compiler now boosts speed by up to 13%
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