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Julia

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Julia is an open source dynamic programming language for high-level, high-performance numerical computing []. Julia provides ease and expressiveness (similar to R, MATLAB, and Python), but also supports general programming [].

Development of Julia began in 2009, and the first version was released in February 2012. The current version of Julia is 1.11 (as of November 2024).

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Julia Website
Julia Documentation
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ThinkJulia: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
Julia Data Science
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Julia Cheat Sheet
Introducing Julia Wikibook
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