<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As a Podcast Host who creates and hosts audio programs discussing various topics for online distribution, imagine you are using a specific podcast hosting platform that allows you to track the performance of your episodes in real-time. You are curious to know how you can access the analytics data for a particular episode using the "get_episode_analytics" API provided by the platform. How can you effectively retrieve the analytics for an episode to understand its performance metrics and listener engagement?
### Response:
from ClassicPythonShell import ClassicPythonShell

# Assume we have a shell instance of ClassicPythonShell named 'shell'
# We can obtain the status handler (if it exists) or None if it does not
status_handler = shell.get_status_handler()

# Optionally, we can use the status_handler if it's not None
if status_handler is not None:
    status_handler()  # Call the status handler if it exists
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