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How do I find out the Python version in CMD?
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Answer / nashiinformaticssolutions
Press CMD + Space to see the Python version in CMD. This activates Spotlight. Type "terminal" into this box and hit Enter. Type python –version or python -V and press enter to run the program. The python version will be returned in the line following the command.
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Answer / glibwaresoftsolutions
Press CMD + Space to see the Python version in CMD. This activates Spotlight. Type "terminal" into this box and hit Enter. Type python –version or python -V and press enter to run the program. The python version will be returned in the line following the command.
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