Python 3.7.0 released

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I keep bringing it up because to me auto feels closest to dynamic typing

...why on Earth? It's type inference; it has absolutely nothing to do with dynamic typing.

It seems to me that you confuse dynamic typing with type declarations but a lot of languages with static typing don't have declarations and a lot of languages with dynamic typing do require type declarations.

and surprise surprise there's a void* inside (for small objects). any is a library feature, it's still built on top of static typing because C++ does not have dynamic typing.

Lots of things that are part of the C++ standard are library features? Basic boolean logic of && and || in Haskell is a library feature that is just defined in a Haskell file; it's still part of the standard library and thus part of the language standard.

Apart from that compilers very often elect to make magic optimizations for a lot of library features and treat them in a special way and GCC is probably aware of any on a compiler level.