What Is Bytecode In Python?
The bytecode can be thought of as a series of instructions or a low-level program for the Python interpreter. After version 3.6, Python uses 2 bytes for each instruction. One byte is for the code of that instruction which is called an opcode, and one byte is reserved for its argument which is called the oparg.Mar 5, 2020
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