bashlex/state.pyc
7 distinct file contents recorded under this name ยท 13 PyPI records
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- bashlex
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Compiled Python bytecode
A .pyc file contains compiled Python bytecode. The Python interpreter creates the file automatically when it imports a module. The bytecode loads faster than the source, because the parse step is not necessary again. The interpreter keeps these files in __pycache__ directories. The format changes between Python versions, and a magic number in the header identifies the version.