Xavier de Gaye added the comment: I agree with Marc-Andre, Windows has sys.getwindowsversion() returning system information for the Windows version, and a platform.win32_ver() returning additional version information from the Registry obtained at run time. So it is consistent to add the sys.getandroidapilevel() function returning the version based on the ANDROID_API_LEVEL macro (a build, system level data, that specifies the libc version Python has been built against) and to add the platform.android_ver() version returning the device/emulator run time version obtained from the local properties system.
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