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Which version of Python do I have installed?
To find out which version of Python you have installed, you can use the following methods:
1. Using the python -V Command:
python -V
This will display the version of Python that is currently active on your system.
2. Using the python --version Command:
python --version
This command will also display the version of Python that is currently active on your system.
3. Using the import sys Module:
python
>>> import sys
>>> print(sys.version)
This will print the version of Python that is currently running.
4. Using the platform Module:
python
>>> import platform
>>> print(platform.python_version())
This will print the version of Python that is currently running.
5. Using the pyenv Command:
pyenv versions
If you have pyenv installed, you can use this command to list all the installed Python versions on your system.
6. Using the python -c Command:
python -c 'import sys; print(sys.version)'
This command will print the version of Python that is currently running.
7. Using a Python IDE:
If you are using a Python IDE, such as PyCharm or Visual Studio Code, you can usually find the Python version displayed in the IDE's status bar or in the "About" dialog box.
I hope this helps!