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Study numerical algorithm

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  • Owner: Axect
  • Language: Python
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Created over 8 years ago · Last pushed over 8 years ago
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README.md

HEP-COSMO Coding Study

Provided by Tae Geun Kim

1. Create Github Account

  1. Install Git

    • Ubuntu : sudo apt-get install git
    • Windows : Just Search "Git windows" or "윈도우 Git"

  2. Create Github account

  3. If you create account, then please email to me (edeftg@gmail.com) - Contain your ID.

2. Use Markdown

  • Github can read markdown. Markdown is simple and great tool to explain code

  • For example :

    • Python

    ```python import numpy as np import pylab as plt import seaborn as sns import pandas as pd

    class Derivative: def init(self, f): self.f = f self.h = 1e-04

    def Differentiate(self, x):
    return (self.f(x+self.h) - self.f(x))/self.h

def __call__(self, x):
    return Differentiate(x)

    ``` * Go

    ```go package main

    import ( "fmt" "math" )

    func Sqrt(x float64) string { if x >= 0 { return fmt.SPrint(math.Sqrt(x)) } return Sqrt(-x) + "i" } ```

  • All of this code is written by Markdown. (And even this document also)

  • You should learn markdown to use github

3. Git

  1. Create repository at Github (No initialize)
  2. Make some directory on your computer (e.g SM)
  3. Make any files (e.g Higgs.txt)
  4. Should initialize your folder as follows:
    1. git init
    2. git remote add AnyName(e.g origin) https://github.com/YourGithubID/RepositoryName
    3. git config --global user.name Your_Name
    4. git config --global user.email Your_Email
    5. git add Higgs.txt
    6. git commit -am "Any_Message(Add some file or fix some file)"
    7. git push Any_Name(From ii.) master
  5. Now you can use git & github. Here is the brief manual:
    • If you fix file only :
      • git commit -am "Log_Message"
      • git push Any_Name master
    • If you add some file to directory :
      • git add File_Name
      • git commit -am "Log_Message"
      • git push Any_Name master

4. (Optional) Python - Jupyter

  1. Search "Anaconda" at Google.
  2. Download Python3.6 ver Conda.
  3. Export path? Y
  4. When download finished, type "jupyter notebook"
    • Windows : Search Anaconda prompt in your computer and type on that
    • Linux : Just type on bash shell

5. (Optional) Go, Python - VSCode

  1. Download VScode (Visual Studio Code)
  2. Use it with various extensions

Owner

  • Name: Tae-Geun Kim
  • Login: Axect
  • Kind: user
  • Location: Seoul, South Korea
  • Company: Yonsei Univ.

Ph.D student of particle physics & Rustacean

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