python-scipyHow do I check the version of Python SciPy I'm using?
To check the version of Python SciPy you are using, you can use the scipy.__version__
attribute. This attribute will return the version of SciPy you are using.
Example code
import scipy
print(scipy.__version__)
Example output:
1.5.2
The code can be broken down into two parts:
import scipy
- this imports the SciPy library into the program.print(scipy.__version__)
- this prints the version of SciPy that is being used.
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