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<p>4 revisions</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>During the course of your work for the lab, you&#039;ll often need to perform various tasks that revolve around using image analysis software, scripting, shell scripting (bash, zsh), and use of clusters (qsub, qstat, and writing job submission scripts). <br /> If you are working on Hoffman2, miles, or a lab computer all the utilities you need to get working are already available. If this is not the case, please send a request to &lt;del&gt;[mailto:support@ccn.ucla.edu CCN Support]&lt;/del&gt; or the local administrator requesting the program be added.<br /> <br /> ===Terminal===<br /> The terminal is the &quot;command line&quot; window screen.<br /> :On a Mac machine, use the search toolbar (on the right side corner) to open up a terminal.<br /> :On a Linux machine, you should know how to do this.<br /> <br /> ===Text Editors===<br /> Just about any editor is sufficient. Know how to use them. More information at [[Text Editors]].<br /> Popular Editors:<br /> *Vim<br /> *Emacs<br /> *TextEdit<br /> <br /> ===Shell Scripting===<br /> Shell scripting has powerful tools that is absolutely essential to get your work done without suffering the ails of Repetitive Stress Syndrome. BASH is the shell you&#039;ll most likely be using in the lab and on our clusters. Ask around the office about Carpal Tunnel if you need inspiration to learn how to script. :)<br /> <br /> Here are the basics:<br /> *[[BASH]]<br /> *[[Unix Tools]]<br /> *[[Python]]</div>

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