In my Physics course, I am developing a Python script to visualize the progression of a system we are examining. My code is written in Python 3.6 or higher. While sharing my code with classmates during a previous assignment, I encountered an issue. Having Python 3.11.4 on my machine, I inadvertently utilized a feature exclusive to version 3.10, causing my friends' code to crash as they were using Python 3.7-3.9. Is there a method to verify which Python versions my code can run on without having to install them myself?
It is imperative that my code is compatible with at least Python 3.7 (as I rely on dataclasses). Are there any libraries, tools, or online platforms that can assist me in determining the Python versions suitable for running my code?
Moreover, given that I work within Visual Studio Code, I wonder if there exists an extension capable of performing such checks within the editor itself. Although I prioritize a solution that is not tied to a specific editor.