Unix Command: Want to know the which XCode Version supports you Terminal from Your Terminal Application(Unix)

What is your default XCode Version(if you have many)

Default XCode version from Terminal Command:

> xcodebuild -showsdks

If XCode 7.2 installed and assigned from XCode Preferences as default like below:

Run the Command:

> xcodebuild -showsdks

OS X SDKs:
    OS X 10.11                        -sdk macosx10.11

iOS SDKs:
    iOS 9.2                           -sdk iphoneos9.2

iOS Simulator SDKs:
    Simulator - iOS 9.2               -sdk iphonesimulator9.2

tvOS SDKs:
    tvOS 9.1                          -sdk appletvos9.1

tvOS Simulator SDKs:
    Simulator - tvOS 9.1              -sdk appletvsimulator9.1

watchOS SDKs:
    watchOS 2.1                       -sdk watchos2.1

watchOS Simulator SDKs:
    Simulator - watchOS 2.1           -sdk watchsimulator2.1

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