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Gabriel Zachmann
For some reason, I would like to have some statistics about how often
Python is used in the *scientific* communities (such as astronomy,
genetics, electrical engineering, ...), as opposed to C++ or Java
or other "common" programming languages.
I know about TIOBE's Programming Community Index, and Francois Labelle's
statistics from sourceforge.
Any pointers or insights will be highly appreciated
Best regards,
Gabriel.
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Python is used in the *scientific* communities (such as astronomy,
genetics, electrical engineering, ...), as opposed to C++ or Java
or other "common" programming languages.
I know about TIOBE's Programming Community Index, and Francois Labelle's
statistics from sourceforge.
Any pointers or insights will be highly appreciated
Best regards,
Gabriel.
--
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
| There are works which wait, |
| and which one does not understand for a long time; [...] |
| for the question often arrives a terribly long time after the answer. |
| (Oscar Wilde) |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| (e-mail address removed)-bonn.de __@/' www.gabrielzachmann.org |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/