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| - | ==== Where to Load Modules | + | ==== Where run Module |
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| This would generate an error because of the latest version of R already being loaded. | This would generate an error because of the latest version of R already being loaded. | ||
| - | So, in your script you should | + | So, in your script you could unload R before loading the new version. |
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| Since various OS level tools need python and perl there are versions of these languages installed system-wide. No module needed. These are python3 (version 3.8.5) and perl (version 5.30.0). You are welcome to use these, but there are also modules with slightly different versions: | Since various OS level tools need python and perl there are versions of these languages installed system-wide. No module needed. These are python3 (version 3.8.5) and perl (version 5.30.0). You are welcome to use these, but there are also modules with slightly different versions: | ||
| - | * python 2.7.18 for older software that requires python2 | + | |
| - | * python 3.9.5 | + | * python 3.9.5 |
| - | * perl 5.34.0 | + | * perl 5.34.0 |
| The system-wide python is accessible only as " | The system-wide python is accessible only as " | ||
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