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I have installed android sdk in my Ubuntu machine, i am trying to see what is the version i am using.
When Googled i found few links for this in stack overflow
How to retrieve the android sdk version?
These links specify method to get version via code, but how do i check it through terminal in ubuntu?
The two methods you posted are applicable for Android devices not for a computer that has Android SDKs installed to develop. You should have many Android SDKs installed on your Ubuntu machine.
The check in the terminal all the SDKs in your machine you can use sdkmanager tool:
It will show you three main blocks:
Installed packages,Available PackagesandAvailable Updates.You can use the same tool to update and install/uninstall packages too.