How can I find out what distribution of Python I'm using? -

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i'm not looking version distribution, i.e. whether it's anaconda, python(x,y), etc.

open terminal (or command line on windows) , type python --version. instance, on windows machine returns:

python 3.4.4 :: anaconda 4.0.0 (64-bit)

unless i'm in python 2.7 virtual env, in case returns:

python 2.7.11 :: anaconda 4.0.0 (64-bit)

which python tells binary located, not give of idea version (although if it's in anaconda folder, know it's anaconda, , sort of thing).


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