Because Python is an interpreted language, compilers don't turn it into machine code. Instead, they bundle the Python interpreter, your compiled bytecode, and dependencies into a single package.
Python bytecode changes with every version. A .pyc file created in Python 3.8 cannot be decompiled with tools meant for Python 3.9.
Because Python is an interpreted language, compilers don't turn it into machine code. Instead, they bundle the Python interpreter, your compiled bytecode, and dependencies into a single package.
Python bytecode changes with every version. A .pyc file created in Python 3.8 cannot be decompiled with tools meant for Python 3.9.