This post is copied from a question I wrote on the Q Noob Megathread and was told by mods u/catsfive and u/propertyofUniverse to make it it's own post for more eyes. Thanks friends and God Bless.

Has anyone brought up the idea or has it been talked about already if Q talks about computer programming files? I'll do my best to explain. This is something that I've been wanting to ask about but not sure if it's a stupid question or not and I've been stuck in handshake mode for awhile because I'm just not active enough, I lurk. Also forgive me because I am not a programmer. And if anyone thinks this deserves it's own post, please feel free to copy and make one so more eyes can get on it.

I will be using Q post #4414 June 4, 2020 as an example - the post about the Red Lines or Red1, Red2, etc.

RED2: Central communications blackout [continental US]

RED4: Movement of MIL assets [10th Mountain_1st Marine_CPSD_Marine_QVIR] to central locations under guise of citizen riot control.

RED6: SEC OF DEF _instruct1

CASTLE_ROCK

There are brackets and underscores being used. It's been bugging me on why it's written this way or what the significance is so I was trying to figure out what else uses that type of written wording. It's deliberately written that way for a reason right? Are these files? So from digging around a bit this is what I found.

Words between underscores is called "snake casing" to create identifiers and indicate emphasis for developers who write code, it's known as Markdown. https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/424827/usage-of-words-between-underscores

Underscores use to be mandatory in file names. https://forums.evga.com/Why-do-people-still-use-an-underscore-in-file-names-isn39t-that-antiquated-m2014045.aspx

Underscores are used in the programming language Python. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15778601/when-should-i-use-underscores-between-words-in-python-function-names-according

Python is used by the Government in American electric utilities, Open Data, and Air Traffic Control. https://www.python.org/success-stories/category/government/

Python is also one of the languages used in AI. https://www.tristatetechnology.com/blog/why-is-python-the-best-for-artificial-intelligence-and-machine-learning

Now as a Christian, some things stick out to me as red flags but I am mostly just wanting to know if there was any talk of computer programming, files or the such or if anyone has related any of the formatted wording in connection to anything of the sort. If you could please link any previous discussions that'd be great too.