#SBATCH purge of the shell environment otherwise inherited from the job-submission shell The address where email should be sent ( %u is automatically replaced with submitterвЂ™s username, which is by default the userвЂ™s asurite): That email notifications should be sent out when the job starts, ends, or when it fails: The runtime of the job in Days-Hours:Minutes:ДЄ file based on the jobid %j where the normal output of the program (STDOUT) should be saved:ДЄ file based on the jobid %j where the error output of the program (STDERR) should be saved: This script uses the #SBATCH flag to specify a few key options: See the attached Histogram.png for a visualization of the computed results. Mail -a 'Histogram.png' -s 'Histogram Plot' << EOF # E-mail diagnostic results to yourself using mailserver and a heredoc # Plot Histogram using python and a heredocДf = pd.read_csv('Distribution.txt',header=None,names=) # Generate 1,000,000 random numbers in bash,

# Load required modules for job's environment

# Always purge modules to ensure consistent environments #SBATCH -export=NONE # Purge the job-submitting shell environment #SBATCH -mail-type=ALL # Send an e-mail when a job starts, stops, or fails #SBATCH -e slurm.%j.err # file to save job's STDERR (%j = JobId) #SBATCH -o slurm.%j.out # file to save job's STDOUT (%j = JobId)

#SBATCH -n 1 # number of 'tasks' (default: allocates 1 core per task)

Unix batch script example