One way to speed up your Python programs is to write modules in the Zig language and use them in your Python code. Here's how to get started.

While Python is a hugely popular programming language it has limitations, not least of which is how difficult it makes writing very large and complex code bases.

The “w+” tells Python that we are writing to a new file. If the file already exists, then that file is overwritten. If the file doesn’t already exist, then it will be created.

Google Research calls its new development " Code as Policies " and asserts that code-writing LLMs can be re-purposed to write robot policy code in response to natural language commands.

So I have a program in Python for use on a Linux machine that's dealing with binary data flowing through what may be a Linux FIFO.I'm using Avinash Kak's BitVector to modify the data as it goes ...