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Would it be correct to say that if ‘print’ is not listed as one of the methods in
__future__.__dict__.keys()
then the version of Python that I am using does not supply the future print function? (I am using Python 2.5.5.)
Right, but that would be
print_function, and that was introduced in Python 2.6.