Python version

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The sys library can be used to get the version of Python under which the program is being run. Here is the Python code.

import sys

# get version tuple
(major1,minor1,micro1,release1,serial1) = sys.version_info
print("Python:")
print("\tMajor: {0:d}".format(major1))
print("\tMinor: {0:d}".format(minor1))
print("\tMicro: {0:d}".format(micro1))
print("\tRelease: {0:s}".format(release1))
print("\tSerial: {0:d}".format(serial1))

Here is the output of the Python code.

Python:
	Major: 3
	Minor: 8
	Micro: 0
	Release: final
	Serial: 0

Note that the results depend on the installed version of Python used to run the program.