defines an in-built module platform that provides system information.

• Python

• Platform module

is used to retrieve as much possible information about the platform on which the program is being currently executed.

• Python

• Platform module

Purpose: Returns a string with a detailed description of the platform.

• platform.platform()

• platform.machine()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()

Description: This function gives you a complete summary of the platform you are running on, which includes information like OS name, release, version, and additional identifiers.

• platform.platform()

• platform.processor()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()

Purpose: Returns the machine type (architecture).

• platform.platform()

• platform.machine()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()

Description: This provides the hardware identifier of the machine, such as x86_64 for 64-bit Intel processors, arm for ARM-based systems, etc.

• platform.platform()

• platform.machine()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()

Purpose: Returns the name of the processor.

• platform.platform()

• platform.machine()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()

Description: This function returns the processor type of the machine you are working on. If the information is not available, it may return an empty string.

• platform.platform()

• platform.machine()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()

Purpose: Returns the name of the operating system.

• platform.platform()

• platform.machine()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()

Description: This function provides a simple way to check the underlying OS. The output might be Windows, Linux, Darwin (for macOS), etc.

• platform.machine()

• platform.machine()

• platform.processor()

• platform.system()