Also, might be worth noting that the "The Pythonic Implementation of Python Hash Tables" section seems to cover either Python 3.6 or 3.7, and that the implementation seems to have changed a bit in 3.8: now `sys.getsizeof({}) == 64` and `sys.getsizeof({"a": 100}) == 232`. Does anyone have the low-down on how it's changed and possibly how it's likely to change again in future versions?
Re:Python Hash Tables: understanding dictionaries
by mastro35 on Sunday August 23, 2020 @03:19AM
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I tried to fix it, let me know if it’s broken again... It’s not super easy to check by myself because I'm not at home and I'm working with my phone... :D
```python linenums=”21” def get_value(self, input_key):
Also, might be worth noting that the "The Pythonic Implementation of Python Hash Tables" section seems to cover either Python 3.6 or 3.7, and that the implementation seems to have changed a bit in 3.8: now `sys.getsizeof({}) == 64` and `sys.getsizeof({"a": 100}) == 232`. Does anyone have the low-down on how it's changed and possibly how it's likely to change again in future versions?