In this post I would like to reflect a bit on Julia. These are my personal views and I have had more than a year developing a lot of packages for the Julia programming language. After roaming around many different languages including R, MATLAB, C, and Pyt... (more…)
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The weirdness witnessed below is taken from https://discourse.julialang.org/t/all-ways-to-define-functions-in-julia/45816/16 Well, almost, there is a very subtle difference. If you define a function… (more…)
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I asked on Twitter a while back “how do you invest in you own learning?” (this tweet. Some common things people replied with: (more…)
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Arrays are a crucial component of any programming language,
particularly for a data-oriented language like Julia. Arrays store
values according to their location: in Julia, given a two-dimensional
array A, the expression A[1,3] returns the value stored a... (more…)
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