If you are using Jupyter Notebook on your device locally and want to know what version of Python has been used, you can try one of the below options.
Option 1: Using sys module
Add the below line of code into one of the cells and execute.
import sys
print(sys.version)
Output:
Add the below line of code into one of the cells and execute.
import sys
print(sys.version)
As we can see from the output, I am using Python version 3.11.4 with my Notebook.
Option 2: Running Python --version Command in Notebook
Another way is by making use of the command - python --version in a cell.
!python3 version
!python version
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