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Questions concerning computer code written or used in the context of a research project or other academic endeavour (including questions on licensing, ownership, sharing, distribution, and formatting of academic source code). For other questions on software (related to academic aspects of using the software rather then developing it), use the `software` tag instead. Generic code questions, e.g. help with debugging, are off-topic and will be closed.
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How do I reference the Python programming language in a thesis or a paper?
I think it should be standard to cite programming language and used libraries. To cite Python you can use this citation:
@book{van1995python,
title={Python tutorial},
author={Van Rossum, Guido …
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