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Best programming language for physics
Hello, I'm not sure if this is the right place for this thread, but I think it is (This forum is for computational physics as well) So, my question is quite "soft". What is (in your opinion, obviously) the best programming language for physics? Also, what programming language is most used...- Crake
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- Language Physics Programming
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How to show this equivalence in first order language ?
Here is the question in attachment , I make it as the site don't support LaTeX I think! https://www.physicsforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=63439&stc=1&d=1383093152- Maths Lover
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- Equivalence First order Language
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C/C++ Next Language: Java, C, or C++?
I have just finished an intro course on Python. As most others, I have the goals of learning Java, C and C++. In what sequence should I learn them? I am inclined on learning Java first as it is a prereq for some courses that I am eager to take. Yet, is it what you would recommend? Note: I...- sarvesh0303
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- Language
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Lingusitics How does language shape our understanding of truth?
Think a bit about this, before you answer... Here are some of my musings on the subject: Language, or almost any other means of communication, is a means of mapping our internal experience externally. Our internal experience (which includes, but is not limited to, our sensory data, our...- Deveno
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- Language Nature
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Programs Language for an Applied Physics major
I just started at my four year university, after doing my AA at a community college simply to save some money and get my gen ed requirements out of the way as much as I could. However, the university I started at has a language requirement in order to graduate. I only have to take 2 semesters...- ninjakomodo
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- Applied Applied physics Language Major Physics Physics major
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In which language do by birth deaf & blind people think?
In which language do by birth deaf &blind people think?- ranjitnepal
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- Language
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Does it matter in which language a given software was written in?
I have seen many articles stating that some 'xyz' software was written in c++ or java or python. Does it matter what language it is written in? Ultimately the software is in machine language right? Why should the language matter?- Avichal
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- Language Matter Software
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How can I survive the future if I have language disorder?
Hello, I was diagnosed with language disorder(learning disability) since I was a kindergarten. I am having a lot of trouble with reading and writing, and also have poor communication skills when it comes to meet people in general. It also affects my schoolwork no matter what subject I'm...- blackbyron
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- Disorder Future Language
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Why Isn't My PHP Comment System Saving Data to MySQL Database?
i am making a comment system using dreamweaver and mysql , and the data i wrote it in the text area didnt not save in the mysql _db , below the index page contain the general fourm to let the user write comment and post_comment.php to send the data can you help me why the data didnt send...- Sumaya
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- Language Php System
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Fulfilling foreign language requirement questions?
I know that as a physics major, we are required to have an "intermediate level" fulfillment of a foreign language for our BA. However, since I am hoping to double major (physics/astrophysics or physics/engineering), the less extra courses I can take, the better. As such, I'm studying up on my...- Ascendant78
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- Language
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What programming language should I learn?
I'm a mathematical physicist expecting to finish his Ph.D. this summer. I'm not having any luck with academic positions, so I'm getting ready to try industry. Note that I am not at all sure what kind of position I want. Finance? Sure. Consulting? Yeah, why not? R&D somewhere? Yup. BUT...my...- AxiomOfChoice
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- Language Programming
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Language and Programming Language Aero- Engineering
Hello everyone. I'm now currently studying Aeronautical Engineering(Though it's, I think, said to be equal to aerospace engineering). Since the summer is coming and I'll have like free 4 months, I've decided to learn another language(s) besides English and Fortran(Both the language we speak and...- Nugso
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- Engineering Language Programming
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Best programming language for an EE?
After some research it seems that C would be the best choice. But I also hear that it is better to learn C++ first, then transition to C. I am at the beginning of my college career so am not sure where I want to end up in EE, although I have started a list of projects that I can do in the...- GratefulDean
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- Bluetooth Ee Language Programming
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Chem.E, dual major or language minor?
I'm going to school for chemical engineering with an emphasis in biotechnology, in the hopes of working for a corporation out of school, but eventually founding my own business. As I looked at the curriculum for chem engineering however, I realized I'll have a LOT of free time if I only do the...- jking6
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- Biotechnology Dual Dual major Language Major Minor
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Natural Language proof of additive inverse
I have been given a question by my tutor to try out for our next class Using the axioms for addition of numbers give a natural language proof that the additive inverse of a number is unique, that is prove: ∀x∀y∀z (x + y = 0) ^ (x + z = 0) → (y = z) I am new at writing proofs! My...- Tomp
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- Inverse Language Natural Proof
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Help picking a programming language
Hello to every one, I am looking through the threads for some information on which programming language to pick on but I can't find an answer that covers me. So I was hoping you could help me out. So I am a Civil Engineer doing a research degree. My work involves many numerical...- korni
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- Language Programming
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Lingusitics Dividing 1 by three proves math is not a universal language
Hello there. I wanted to throw this out there and ask what you think. I believe that math is a human creation and imperfect and thus cannot be relied on to explain the universe. However the fundamental tool used by theoretical physicists in trying to explain the universe is the human...- squawbum
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- Language Universal
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Is MySQL a programming language for databases?
I'm confused about whether MySQL is an actual language you program in or whether it is just an environment or IDE. Or is PHP what you write in Mysql or can you write any language in MySQL. Can someone explain this to me? please let me know if I haven't explained my question clearly enough.- scout6686
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- Language Mysql Programming
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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What is the best quiz software for language learning and retention?
Good language "quiz" software I have -unsuccesfully for some reason- been trying to find a "quiz" type program for learning languages. The reason is that I have a 12 year old at home who struggles a bit when it comes to learning new words on his own. All I (well he) need is a program which...- f95toli
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- Language Quiz Software
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Assembly Language: Determining an effective address
Homework Statement If EAX contains 00000200H, EBX contains 00000003H, and the data segment contains 1000H, what is the effective address generated by this instruction? [FONT="Courier New"]MOV ECX,[ESI][EDI] The Attempt at a Solution I know that an effective address is created by...- JJBladester
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- Assembly Assembly language Language
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Text Processing Language for a computaional physicist
So I have been using a combination of Linux shell and Fortran to process big output files from my simulations. But I realized that it would save me a lot of time and effort if I can learn a text processing language. I got different recommendations and it seems that AWK and perl are on the...- Useful nucleus
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- Language Physicist Processing Text
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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C/C++ [C++] Learning a programming language
I'm trying to learn C++ at the minute and I've managed to get over the basics, I/O, Conditionals, Repetition up to and a bit of pointers. Now what I'm wondering is should I get a textbook that is solely on C++, eg. Barjne Soustroups one, and learn specifically C++. Or learn by doing...- trollcast
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- Language Programming
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What Coding Language Should I learn?
Unlike some of my friends my knowledge of computing is very limited. I want to become a physicist, but I think it would be beneficial for me to learn how to code. However, after some research I am not sure what coding language to learn. What is the most useful / practical code that physicists...- Jow
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- Coding Language
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A few questions about C programming language
1. In what direction does a compiler read a program? Left to right, top to bottom? 2. What does it mean when a function is called by another. Like when main() is called by the operating system, what is going on within the computer? Does the OS send a code in binary or what? 3. When the...- jaydnul
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- C programming Language Programming
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Stuck on little man computer language don't get help please
Homework Statement trying to write a program for school. the program is supposed to do the following: Write a program that takes an input value (for example, a number 5). The output should be sum of all numbers from 1 to the value input by the user (in this example, the output would be...- cduval04
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- Computer Language Stuck
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Lingusitics What does this sam johnson sentence mean in plain language
"...he who has mazed his imagination, in following the phantoms which other writers raise up before him, may here be cured of his delirious extasies, by reading human sentiments in human language" Heres the context. "This therefore is the praise of Shakespeare, that his drama is the mirrour...- tomishere
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- Language Mean
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Programming language for physicist
I will be going into university this summer, and I intend to learn to code during the summer as it is important to physicist. I have virtually no programming experience. Which language is at the right level and can run complex physical simulations? thanks- bigerst
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- Language Physicist Programming
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The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup
Author: Bjarne Stroustrup Title: The C++ Programming Language Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0201700735/?tag=pfamazon01-20 Prerequisities: Contents:- I like Serena
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- C++ C++ programming Language Programming
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Compiled with user input vs scripting language
I am going to use Fortran and Python as examples of a compiled and a scripting language in this question. If I write a Fortran program and compile it, it is going to process data more quickly than a python script that does the same thing. However, what if I write a Fortran program that...- geouke
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- Input Language
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Assembly Language Programming under Mac OS X
I want to start with assembly language programming after some years with C, cause I think it's a good way to learn how a computer actually works. But how I can compile assembly code under Mac OS X? I went to a library, and I had found out that many books are outdated, and no book covers...- Agisch
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- Assembly Assembly language Language Mac Os Programming
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Fortran Will FORTRAN always be the premier programming language for science?
Fortran has been around since the 1950s and obviously there is a large amount of Fortran code lying around. However, I'm curious if C or another programming language will someday supplant Fortran. Perhaps scientists will gravitate towards high-level math packages like Matlab and Maple, and...- Aaronvan
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- Fortran Language Programming Science
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Are Quarks Really Inside Protons?
I keep hearing that quarks exist IN protons, one webpage even had it a proton is like a bag with quarks exist and annihilating in it. surely this is wrong. quarks don't exist in protons but rather 3 quarks made up protons or are protons. How does a proton keep the same quantum numbers if all its...- I2004
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Lingusitics Philosopher who said all philosophical problems are because of language?
Nevermind, it's Wittgenstein.- Tosh5457
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Lingusitics Do We Need a Non-Classical Language System?
I've thoroughly enjoyed reading posts on this site. I have a query which is pretty much as the title suggests: Are we lacking and do we need a non classical language/meaning base vehicle to better understand the non classical 'world' (universe), theoretical mathematical implications etc? And if...- con.foundas
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- Language System
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Transferring memory/bytes in assembly language
Hi Everyone, Trying to write some assembly code by just first working out some pseudo to get a basis down for a program which transfers N bytes from m amount different sources, whose sizes are N bytes to m amount different destinations. So far, I've been trying to simplify what it wants...- Twoacross
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- Assembly Assembly language Language Transferring
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Lingusitics What language did sophie germain and gauss communicate in
We all know Gauss (German) but few know Sophie Germain (French). She made some contributions to Fermat's Last Theorem. She corresponded with Gauss keeping her gender secret for a while though the two never met. Does anyone know what language they communicated in? Probably French.- g.lemaitre
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- Gauss Language
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- Forum: Art, Music, History, and Linguistics
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Programming language for satellites?
Hello, What programming languages are used in the majority of satellites? I was thinking it would be C,C++, and Ada because these languages are close to the processor. I'm sure ASM is also used too. Am I correct? I don't think any satellite uses Java but I could be wrong.- Biosyn
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- Language Programming Satellites
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Simulate Random Resistor Networks: What Language Do I Need?
What Langauge do I need?? Hi All, I'm an experimental physicist working on nanomaterials for solar cells. I am looking at silver nanowires for transparent conductive electrodes. I'm looking to simulate a random resistor network utilising some data on resistivities I will be measuring...- RossJJ
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- Language
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Lingusitics Language as a universal engineering solution
I was speaking with a professional linguist the other day (PhD Harvard, which apparently isn't big in the linguistics community), and asked if there are such things as 'grammatical universals'. The Hard-Chomskian answer is, yes, our brains are fundamentally programmed to utilize a certain...- H2Bro
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- Engineering Language Universal
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Lingusitics Russian language science maths podcasts
I'm trying to learn Russian and finding one of the hardest parts is developing an "ear" for the language (it's mostly just one continuous stream of "Sh" and "rrrr" and the average Russian seems to speak at Mach 3 :smile:). I've found listening to podcasts (old BBC ones) in the car on the way...- NemoReally
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- Language Russian Science
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Programming language named something like GEOT 4?
Evening all, Today I went to a guest lecture at my university. In it, the good professor was talking about a programming language or environment having to do with labs, that "would make anyone looking at your grad school resume look twice". The name sounds like GEOT 4 (gee-aught 4), but I'm...- dlivingston
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- Language Programming
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Computational language theory proof
Homework Statement I need to prove this http://www.freeimagehosting.net/newuploads/66exd.jpg R represents the reversal of...L1 and L2 represent languages, which can represent strings. (L1L2) = the concatenation of L1 and L2 Ex. L1 = 01001 L2 = 001 L1L2 = 01001001 (L1L2)^R...- sbc824
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- Computational Language Proof Theory
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Windows 7 Programming Language.
Hi guys, I REALLY need help on this. I need to find out what languages Windows 7 is programmed in, I know it's a combination of C, C++, C#, Fortan and Assembly. I can't seem to find this info on a "reputable site". I need to reference this, and I can't use wikipedia, Yahoo Answers etc...- Darth Frodo
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- Language Programming Windows windows 7
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Need help articulating an idea in rigorous language
So I'm working on a personal project, and I have most of the details worked out, but I'm having difficulty expressing an idea in precise terms. Premise: We start with a set which has only itself as an element, which results in the following infinite regress: {{{...}}} Now what I...- Mecha Miles
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- Idea Language Rigorous
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Parsing in a particular language?
Hello everyone, I would like to ask how exactly Parsing is done in a particular language? Let's say Octave for an example. And if there is parsing error from where it is called? Thank you in advance. Regards, Vivek- vivek91m
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- Language
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Can Poor Syntax Hinder Computer Language Use?
Is it possible that a set of instructions is impossible to be written in computer language because the language's syntax is not very good? So in that case what people do? - create another language which has better syntax?- Avichal
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- Computer Language
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C language: I cannot find the output file.
What is wrong with my code? #include <stdio.h>int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int i=0; FILE *fp; char fname[100]; sprintf(fname,"%04X.txt",i); fp=fopen("fname", "w"); fprintf(fp, "hello world!\n"); fclose(fp); }- nenyan
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- C language File Language Output
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Programming language for mathematicians
What is a good programming language to learn for novice mathematicians, especially those who might want to eventually do mathematical modeling of problems? Also, do most mathematicians actually learn a programming language, or do they usually rely on programs like Matlab?- dmehling
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I want to learn Assembly Language ?
I want to learn Assembly Langauge ... ? Hi. I want to learn Assembly language. My goal is to eventually be able to program fluently in Assembly language. I know this will take a lot of work, but that's fine with me. Currently, I know the basics of how a CPU reads strings of...- l2udolph
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- Assembly Assembly language Language
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Programming language for computational science in future
Hello everyone. Which programming language do you think will dominate the computational world in this decade and thereafter? I know so far Fortran is the King in computational physics, but was curious to know which other languages (like C++, Python, Java, etc.) are in the trend of dominating...- TrustInsight
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- Computational Future Language Programming Science
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science