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## Overview

The **`platform` module** in Python provides functions that access the underlying platform's (operating system) information. 

The **`platform.version()` method** returns the underlying operating system's release version. This method returns an empty string if it cannot determine the operating system's version.

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## Method syntax


```
platform.version()
```

## Parameters

This method has no parameters.

## Return value

This method returns the underlying system's version.

## Example

import platform

print("platform.version() = %s" % (platform.version()))

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## Explanation

- Line 1: We import the `platform` module.
- Line 3: This is the operating system's version on which the code is run. We use the `version()` method to retrieve this version.

What is platform.version() in Python?

Returns the underlying operating system’s release version using platform.version() in Python.