On Monday 10 of March 2014 10:48:32 Johnsons in DE wrote: > I understand the general differences between 32-bit and 64-bit, such as the > different context menu DLLs required. But am I correct that there is no > real advantage to using the 64-bit version of Python other than to be able > to do complex mathematical calculations faster? (In case it makes a > difference, my program has a wxPython GUI, it's not just a console > program.) > > Thank you.
My recommendation would be to do 32-bit unless you really need something where 64-bit is inevitable. Regarding 64-bit Python there might be missing some precompiled Python modules that your might use.
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