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Systems-Level Functionality

Systems-Level Functionality in Mathematica 11

Mathematica Version 11 adds several system-level functions in areas like network programming, file processing, cryptography, and command shell automation. Network functionality ranges from basic ping times to advanced socket programming and cookie manipulation. The brand-new command line script interpreter can process data and run scripts using local or cloud-based kernels.

Key Features

  • Resolve and look up host names. »
  • Open connections to arbitrary TCP ports. »
  • Time network routes. »
  • Generate symmetric and asymmetric cryptographic keys. »
  • Encrypt and decrypt arbitrary expressions. »
  • Easily run a command on a file in a directory or directory tree. »
  • Full programmatic control of cookie management. »
  • Evaluate code on the command line. »
  • Call an APIFunction from the command line.
  • Use cloud evaluation to run scripts or other code on machines with no local kernel.

Related Examples


Exploring Hostnames and IP Addresses »
Measure Network Latency by Pinging Hosts »
Connect Directly to Network Sockets »
Read and Parse US States with Sockets »

Password Protect an Expression with Encrypt »
Use Symmetric Key Encryption and Decryption »
Use Asymmetric Key Cryptography »
Encrypt and Store a Treasure Map on the Cloud »

Analyze and Modify Nested Directories »
Recursively Search through Directories »
Create a Timeline of Files by File Date »
Create a Shakespearean Corpus with FileSystemScan »

Run Wolfram Language Code from the Command Line with WolframScript »
Create Wolfram Language Scripts »
Deploy and Use a Cloud-Based API on the Command Line »
Work with Files and Data on the Command Line Using Wolfram Cloud »

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