In Python, you can detect interpreter features at runtime using the 'platform', 'sys', and 'os' modules. These modules provide information about the interpreter's version, the OS it's running on, and other system-specific details. Below are some approaches to check for specific features.
For example, you can check the version of the Python interpreter you are using:
import sys
# Check Python version
print("Python version:", sys.version)
# Check the implementation (CPython, PyPy, etc.)
print("Python implementation:", platform.python_implementation())
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