<transcript><audio_33>change it has been changed or removed by someone else and then we can see this thing from different years so this is code that was in 2000 and we can see that today there is very little Cod that was added in 2000 that has survived and we can do the same for many years so for</transcript><transcript><audio_34>instance Koda was this year is very very small compared to the whole python you know the whole python is code that was written in many many different years that is still survive here there's some interesting things that you can see here for instance there is these two big like sharp lines with you know show that a</transcript><transcript><audio_35>lot of code has been remove uh there is one here and one here one of them is basically python 2 to Python 3 the other one I will let you to know to to the side what it is and I'm find out uh but we can see here that um python is not</transcript><transcript><audio_36>like the sh of Theses in the sense that we don't change things and it's the same ship we replace Parts as you can see here the total area of the graph um keeps basically being bigger and bigger and bigger which means that um we we are not only changing and removing things we</transcript> change it has been changed or removed by someone else and then we can see this thing from different years so this is code that was in 2000 and we can see that today there is very little Cod that was added in 2000 that has survived and we can do the same for many years so for instance Koda was this year is very very small compared to the whole python you know the whole python is code that was written in many many different years that is still survive here there's some interesting things that you can see here for instance there is these two big like sharp lines with you know show that a lot of code has been remove uh there is one here and one here one of them is basically python 2 to Python 3 the other one I will let you to know to to the side what it is and I'm find out uh but we can see here that um python is not like the sh of Theses in the sense that we don't change things and it's the same ship we replace Parts as you can see here the total area of the graph um keeps basically being bigger and bigger and bigger which means that um we we are not only changing and removing things we
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