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Julia 1 Fundamentals

Julia is a new programming language with growing popularity. Julia's innovative language design delivers the best of two worlds: high performance like C and high productivity like Python. Start writing your own Julia applications.

Beginner
3h 13m
(9)

Created by Dan Tofan

Last Updated May 17, 2022

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Julia 1 Fundamentals

Julia is a new programming language with growing popularity. Julia's innovative language design delivers the best of two worlds: high performance like C and high productivity like Python. Start writing your own Julia applications.

Beginner
3h 13m
(9)

Created by Dan Tofan

Last Updated May 17, 2022

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With larger and larger amounts of data that need to be processed, more and more organizations realize they need Julia: a programming language with high productivity (like Python) and high performance (like C). In this course, Julia 1 Fundamentals, you will become comfortable with the fundamental programming concepts of Julia. First, you will learn the basics of Julia, such as standard data types, operators, and functions. Next, you will learn about working with external data, such as data in files or databases. Then, you will learn how to work with external programs. When you are finished with this course, you will gain the skills and knowledge to build applications with Julia.

Julia 1 Fundamentals
Beginner
3h 13m
(9)
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Dan Tofan - Pluralsight course - Julia 1 Fundamentals
Dan Tofan
18 courses 4.7 author rating 259 ratings

As a software engineer and lifelong learner, Dan wrote a PhD thesis and many highly-cited publications on decision making and knowledge acquisition in software architecture. Dan used Microsoft technologies for many years, but moved gradually to Python, Linux and AWS to gain different perspectives of the computing world.

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