Learn where to go from here to further develop your Julia skill set.
- [Joe] Well, it looks like we've reached … the end of the course. … Thanks so much for learning about … the Julia programming language along with me, … and I hope you've enjoyed the course. … Julia is a rich and powerful programming language, … and we've only just scratched the surface in this course. … There's obviously a lot more to learn here. … I would suggest staying up to date on Julia … by visiting the official julialang.org site, … which is the go-to resource for all things related to Julia. … This is where you'll find up-to-date documentation … and the latest version of the Julia language runtime. … There's also a comprehensive Community page … full of resources for learning more about Julia … and where to get additional packages and examples. … Thanks again for watching my course, … and I hope to see you again soon … in another one of my courses. … Until then, happy coding. … …
Author
Joe Marini
Released
8/14/2019- Using the Julia REPL tool
- Differences between Julia and other languages
- Variables and data types
- Numbers in Julia
- Defining and operating on strings
- Using built-in functions in Julia
- Conditional statements
- Using array functions
- String processing
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 26s
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1. Overview
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Introduction to Julia1m 41s
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The Julia REPL3m 56s
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Building HelloWorld.jl5m 2s
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2. Language Basics
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Numbers in Julia5m 45s
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Strings in Julia6m 40s
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3. Language Features
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Built-in functions5m 59s
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Vectorization operator3m 50s
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Data type casting4m 53s
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4. Control Structures
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Conditional statements4m 41s
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Loops6m 58s
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Functions7m 39s
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Exception handling3m 20s
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5. Data Structures
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Arrays8m 12s
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Tuples5m 30s
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Sets6m 29s
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Dictionaries5m 51s
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6. Julia Features
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Random numbers6m 13s
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String processing6m 11s
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Using the filesystem6m 36s
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Dates and times6m 57s
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Custom types4m 17s
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Sorting data5m 38s
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Conclusion
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Next steps49s
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