# Python program to explain os.sysconf() method
    
# importing os module 
import os
  
# System Configuration variable
name = "SC_PAGE_SIZE"
  
# Get the integer-valued 
# configuration value corresponding
# to the specified configuration 
# variable using os.sysconf() method
value = os.sysconf(name)
  
# Print the configuration value
print("% s :" % name, value) 
  
  
# System Configuration variable
name1 = "SC_INT_MIN"
name2 = "SC_INT_MAX"
  
# Get the integer-valued 
# configuration value corresponding
# to the specified configuration 
# variable using os.sysconf() method
value1 = os.sysconf(name1)
value2 = os.sysconf(name2)
  
# Print the configuration value
print("% s :" % name1, value1) 
print("% s :" % name2, value2) 
  
  
# We can also pass an integer 
# value for name parameter.
# integer value must be present in
# os.sysconf_names dictionary as value
# of any configuration variable
# for example
conf_var = "SC_INT_MIN"
name = os.sysconf_names[conf_var]
print("\nInteger value corresponding to % s:" % conf_var, name)
  
# Get the integer-valued 
# configuration value corresponding
# to the specified integer value 
# using os.sysconf() method
value = os.sysconf(name)
  
# Print the configuration value
print("Configuration value corresponding to % s :" % name, value)
  
# Note: -1 is returned if the
# configuration variable is not defined
# by the system 

SC_PAGE_SIZE : 4096
SC_INT_MIN : -2147483648
SC_INT_MAX : 2147483647

Integer value corresponding to SC_INT_MIN: 105
Configuration value corresponding to 105 : -2147483648

# Python program to explain os.sysconf() method
    
# importing os module 
import os
  
# System Configuration variable
name = "PAGE_SIZE"
  
  
# If the specified name 
# is not a configuration variable
# then ValueError Exception 
# is raised
  
value = os.sysconf(name)
print("% s:" % name, value)
  
  
# Similarly, if the a specific
# value for name parameter is
# not supported by host operating system
# then OSError exception
# is raised.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "sysconf.py", line 15, in 
    value = os.sysconf(name)
ValueError: unrecognized configuration name

# Python program to explain os.sysconf() method
    
# importing os module 
import os
  
# System Configuration variable
name = "PAGE_SIZE"
  
# we can handle exception
# using try and except block
  
# Try getting the system 
# configuration value corresponding 
# to specified configuration variable
try :
    value = os.sysconf(name)
    print("% s:" % name, value)
  
# If the specified name is
# not a configuration variable
except ValueError :
    print("'% s' is not a configuration variable" % name)
  
# If the specified name is
# not supported by the 
# operating system 
except OSError :
    print("'% s' is not supported by Operating system" % name) 

'PAGE_SIZE' is not a configuration variable