The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN is one of the most complex scientific instruments ever built, and it requires an immense amount of software to operate and analyze the data it produces. It is estimated that the LHC’s control systems, data acquisition systems, and analysis tools collectively use tens of millions of lines of code. To provide some context: The software for controlling the LHC and its experiments involves multiple programming languages, frameworks, and platforms. This include

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