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Where do .pyc files come from?

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Yes, these are bytecode files.
If you run "python -o", you should also get .pyo files for optimized
bytecode. As long as you do not modify the source code, python directly
reuse the bytecode (that's also a way to distribute script without
source code to avoid your users fiddling in thecode and make it not
work properly - even if any advanced user will know how to revert back
to source code)

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