I'm not sure I really understand the question here - as mentioned there's no JVM, just the JS interpreter.
However the version number is shown at boot time, or after a call to reset() - if you just upload some code with the Web IDE you'll see the version after the Espruino logo.
You can also check with code by looking at process.env.VERSION
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I'm not sure I really understand the question here - as mentioned there's no JVM, just the JS interpreter.
However the version number is shown at boot time, or after a call to
reset()
- if you just upload some code with the Web IDE you'll see the version after the Espruino logo.You can also check with code by looking at
process.env.VERSION