Hello Friends,
Below is the script to know the information of your hardware. This scripts runs equally on windows and linux.*
import platform
import time
print(platform.system()) #the system/OS name
print(platform.release()) #the system’s release
print(platform.architecture()) #the system’s architecture
print(platform.processor()) # the (real) processor name
print(platform.machine()) #the machine type, e.g. 'i386'
print(platform.version()) #the system’s release version
from time import sleep #this line stops the output on screen. No need of
#this if you are running through command line.
sleep(10)
*all the script on this blog assumes that you are using python 3.0 or higher.
Below is the script to know the information of your hardware. This scripts runs equally on windows and linux.*
import platform
import time
print(platform.system()) #the system/OS name
print(platform.release()) #the system’s release
print(platform.architecture()) #the system’s architecture
print(platform.processor()) # the (real) processor name
print(platform.machine()) #the machine type, e.g. 'i386'
print(platform.version()) #the system’s release version
from time import sleep #this line stops the output on screen. No need of
#this if you are running through command line.
sleep(10)
*all the script on this blog assumes that you are using python 3.0 or higher.
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