Overview: Code¶
The Code part covers languages commonly encountered in research. They fall under "code" because they all have their own syntax. This includes:
- Programming languages used to carry out analysis
- Markup and web languages used to structure text, create PDFs, or build web content
- Low-level and systems languages, which may appear in specialized tools or infrastructure
- Data serialization formats used for configuration or data exchange
Related pages outside this section:
- See Web development tools for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- See Reproducibility stack for package and environment management.
- See Templating for templating project-related scripts and files.