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Python is a [[Programming Languages|programming language]]. It has a number of file endings associated with it, including .py, .pyc, .pyo, and .pyd | Python is a [[Programming Languages|programming language]]. It has a number of file endings associated with it, including .py, .pyc, .pyo, and .pyd | ||
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Python is a programming language. It has a number of file endings associated with it, including .py, .pyc, .pyo, and .pyd
- .py
- A text file that contains python source code. It is often utf-8 encoded, but it does not have to be.
- .pyc
- Compiled bytecode of a python source file
- .pyo
- Optimized compiled bytecode
- .pyd
- A python version of a Windows .dll file
Python is often affiliated with reStructuredText documents. Python comments are often formatted with reStructuredText markup.
