Scientific programming languages
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A scientific programming language is one that is designed and optimized for the use of mathematical formula and matrices.[2] Such languages are characterized not only by the availability of libraries performing mathematical or scientific functions, but by the syntax of the language itself.
Examples of scientific programming languages
- ALGOT
- APL
- Fortran
- Julia
- Maple
- MATLAB
- R
Each language has its own peculiarities, and only you decide which one to use.
Dyachenko Zlata Konstantinovna
1st year student of the RUDN Master’s degree
My research interests are in the study of machine learning, modeling and software implementation of financial models.