Julia Tutorial

Overview

This demo shows how to interact with Julia to get started with DCCR experiments.

Setup

Just as in most languages, dependencies are usually loaded first in Julia scripts. These dependences are included through either using or import statements:

# `using` brings all of the names that are exported by the package into this context
using Dates

# `import` simply brings the name itself without exports, so to use sub components
import Downloads

Running Julia Code

To run Julia code, open the REPL in a command terminal with julia:

TODO

Additional Reading

This example reveals just the tip of the iceberg of how to write and run Julia code. To learn more about the Julia programming language, see the extensive Official Julia Documentation. The Manual contains all information necessary to understand the syntax and workings of the language itself. The Base documentation lists the essential native types and utilities embedded in the language. The Standard Library is a collection of additional packages that are so useful that they are always available in Julia without additional installation.

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