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Introduction to Programming R and Python Languages

2017
This chapter introduces the basic concepts of the languages we propose to use in the data analysis tasks. Thus, we first introduce some features of R and Python.
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Python: The future programming language

Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research, 2021
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A Python-based programming language for high-performance computational genomics

Nature Biotechnology, 2021
Ariya Shajii   +2 more
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Development of Programming Interface for Integrating Assembly Language with Python

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2022
Dmytro Kolmogorov   +2 more
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Writing Chemistry-Related Programs In The Python Programming Language

American Journal of Applied Science and Technology
In recent days, programming has become the most popular and interesting subject among our youth. Programming languages that are relatively easy to learn for chemists were reviewed, and the relationship between programming and chemistry was studied. For this reason, in order to create a connection between disciplines, we created a GUI program based on ...
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Research on Knowledge Graph Construction for Python Programming Language

Lecture Notes in Educational Technology, 2022
Mingwen Tong
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A Comparison of Three Program Query Languages to Detect Python Programming Misconceptions.

Detecting and addressing common misconceptions in beginner programmers' code is key to improve their learning experience. This paper evaluates the effectiveness of three static program query languages and tools: Flake8, Regex and CodeQL, for identifying such misconceptions in Python code.
Colla, Quentin   +2 more
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PyRemote : object mobility in the Python programming language

2011
The current trend in computation is one of concurrency and multiprocessors. Large supercomputers have long been eclipsed in popularity by cheaper clusters of small computers. In recent years, desktop processors with multiple cores have become commonplace. A plethora of languages, tools, and techniques for dealing with concurrency already exist.
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