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What language is shown in the initial graphic? Python?

• submeta 9y ago
  You can tell from this that it's gotta be Python: `"".join(...`
  • tyingq 9y ago
    os.makedirs() gives it away as python as well.
  • nategri 9y ago
    ah yes, the "panda's thumb" of python
• eesmith 9y ago
  Along the same lines, where is the code from? Curiously, "RT_CHAIN_EVENT" also exists in this Portuguese magazine - http://www.cmuportugal.org/uploadedFiles/news/Media_2017/68899608.pdf http://www.cmuportugal.org/uploadedFiles/news/Media_2017/688... . It also has "item_RICname" while the Cray image has "flagCheckRicname". RIC = "Resin identification code"? "Reuters Instrument Code"? "Routing Identifier Code"?
• deathanatos 9y ago
  Python. Part of it: shutil.rmtree('Input4RTAvTEST',ignore_errors=Tr is a reference to the shutil module[1], which I suspect is unique enough to identify Python. fName = os.path.bas is also a pretty good hint (likely a call to os.path.basename) Interestingly, can't find this code a Google search. [1]: https://docs.python.org/3/library/shutil.html#shutil.rmtree https://docs.python.org/3/library/shutil.html#shutil.rmtree
• anonymous98763 9y ago
  You would think with Cray inventing Chapel they'd be pushing that. Least of all Fortran as that is still what is dominant on HPCs these days.