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Typical articles which talk about 3.13t

  1. Medium article 1 : (not just the free-threaded feature, but other 3.13 aspects)

    1. Improved REPL: great, now I know what "python" at the command line's called. Tried it here. Can see benefits - quick testing of functions etc. Still have to press enter after one line. Can use arrow keys to scroll to prev / next command. exit instead of exit() - this is nice. exit() was a typing nightmare. Multiline blocks can even be pasted

      Can paste multiline blocks, and even multiline blocks with different indentation patterns (here)

      Coloured error message (btw, the use of the environment variable didn't seem to work. I don't care.)

    2. GIL lock - removed if using 3.13t

    3. Random can be called from command line

    python -m random 10
    
  2. Medium article 2

    1. For the most part, seems a copy

    2. REPL - additional benefit - autocomplete for functions

    3. [Gives a nice simple GIL example]