[BioEdu] Lanuages and environments

[Paulo Nuin]

Hi Dana

Yes, Linux is a must.

Cheers

Paulo

danaf at drfconsulting.com wrote:
> I appreciate everyone's input.
>
> I see the consensus in languages,
> though not in any order, is
>
> Perl, Python, Java, C/C++
>
> and it seems I need to become
> competent in Linux/Unix.
>
> Thanks,
> Dana
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: bioedu-bounces+danaf=drfconsulting.com at bioinformatics.org
> [mailto:bioedu-bounces+danaf=drfconsulting.com at bioinformatics.org]On
> Behalf Of J.W. Bizzaro
> Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 3:04 PM
> To: Education in Bioinformatics
> Subject: Re: [BioEdu] Lanuages and environments
>
>
> Here's a poll on the languages that practitioners are interested in
> learning:
>
>   http://bioinformatics.org/poll/index.php?dispid=16&vo=16
>   (#1 Python, #2 Perl, #3 Java, #4 C/C++, ...)
>
> It's not a poll on which languages are actually *used*, but there should be
> (if not now, then someday) a good correlation.
>
> Jeff
>
> Kevin Karplus wrote:
>   
>> I believe that the most common programming languages in bioinformatics
>> are perl, c, c++, java, and python, more or less in that order.
>>
>>     
>
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> J.W. Bizzaro
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> E-mail: jeff at bioinformatics.org
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