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ryanj123
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Hello There,
I'm a senior at the University of Illinois Chicago, studying mathematics and chemistry; I'm at the point where I need to become familiar with a computer programming language that will not only be useful down the road but help with the admission process into graduate school.
Which language is most commonly used among scientists (physicists, astronomers, chemists, mathematicians etc.), or does everyone use a variation?
Could someone recommend a base language then whatever else I could add in addition so I'm learning the most "cutting edge" or demanded language within the scientific community.
This question seems rather hard to get a direct answer to, so I would appreciate anyone that would come forward and put all judgements aside and give me solid advice; since I seem to be given little consideration not knowing much about this... <sigh>...
I'm a senior at the University of Illinois Chicago, studying mathematics and chemistry; I'm at the point where I need to become familiar with a computer programming language that will not only be useful down the road but help with the admission process into graduate school.
Which language is most commonly used among scientists (physicists, astronomers, chemists, mathematicians etc.), or does everyone use a variation?
Could someone recommend a base language then whatever else I could add in addition so I'm learning the most "cutting edge" or demanded language within the scientific community.
This question seems rather hard to get a direct answer to, so I would appreciate anyone that would come forward and put all judgements aside and give me solid advice; since I seem to be given little consideration not knowing much about this... <sigh>...