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| Analyzing data from the Large Hadron Collider is challenging. Around 3,000 scientists work on the problem, which means that there are 3,000 people contributing software. With such a large group, it is paramount that the code be tested to ensure that a new contribution doesn’t cause the rest of the program to malfunction. Scientist Sam Hewamanage shows how the code is checked. View the video. Video: U.S. CMS |
Got a minute? Building software at the LHC
