Difference between revisions of "Programming Languages Available On The CS Linux Clients"
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* Shell scripting (using ''bash'', ''zsh'', and ''tcsh'') | * Shell scripting (using ''bash'', ''zsh'', and ''tcsh'') | ||
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* C (using ''gcc'' and ''clang'') | * C (using ''gcc'' and ''clang'') | ||
* C++ (using ''g++'' and ''clang++'') | * C++ (using ''g++'' and ''clang++'') | ||
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* Java | * Java | ||
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* Perl | * Perl | ||
* Python (version 2.7 and version 3) | * Python (version 2.7 and version 3) | ||
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* Ruby | * Ruby | ||
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* PHP | * PHP | ||
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+ | * Julia | ||
* Fortran (using ''gfortran'') | * Fortran (using ''gfortran'') | ||
* Go | * Go | ||
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* Scala | * Scala | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 10 September 2020
The following computer languages are installed on all of our CS Linux Clients:
- Shell scripting (using bash, zsh, and tcsh)
- C (using gcc and clang)
- C++ (using g++ and clang++)
- Java
- Perl
- Python (version 2.7 and version 3)
- Ruby
- PHP
- Julia
- Fortran (using gfortran)
- Go
- Scala
- Haskell
- Common Lisp (using clisp, ecl, gcl, and sbcl)
- OCaml
- Node.js