This is a core module in Python
sys is a core module. It's one of the very deep core modules, providing very useful information.
Attributes[]
platform[]
The platform which the Python interpreter is running on.
version[]
The version of the Python interpreter.
>>>import sys
>>>sys.version
'%PYTHON_VERSION% (tags/%TAGS%, %DATE%, %TIME%) [%DRIVER%]'
>>>
argv[]
Returns the file that your script is running in.
>>>import sys
>>>sys.argv
['']
>>>sys.argv[0]
''
>>>
executable[]
Returns the full (absolute) path to current Python interpreter. If path cannot be retrieved, an empty string or None.
On Windows, sys.executable returns something like this:
>>> sys.executable
'C:\\Users\\Andrew\\AppData\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python39\\python.exe'
>>>
winver[]
Windows only: Returns the type of python installation installed, along with the architecture. Example:
>>>import sys
>>>sys.winver
'3.9-64'
>>>
Functions[]
exit(arg)[]
Exits the interpreter by raising SystemExit. Optionally accepts an integer argument arg, identifying an exit status. If not specified, defaults to 0.
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