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0[$] An introduction to the Julia language, part 2	null/LWN/0000764001		70\r
i  [Development] Sep 4, 2018 15:57 UTC (Tue) (jake)\r
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i    [1]Part  1  of  this  series  introduced the [2]Julia project's\r
i    goals  and development process, along with the language syntax,\r
i    including  the basics of control flow, data types, and, in more\r
i    detail,  how  to  work  with arrays. In this part, user-defined\r
i    functions  and  the  central  concept  of multiple dispatch are\r
i    described.  It  will  also  survey  Julia's  module and package\r
i    system,  cover  some  syntax  features, show how to make plots,\r
i    and briefly dip into macros and distributed computing.\r
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i    [1] https://lwn.net/Articles/763626/\r
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i    [2] http://julialang.org/\r
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e818d449 NR	4	i [1]Part 1 of this series introduced the [2]Julia project's\r
	5	i goals and development process, along with the language syntax,\r
	6	i including the basics of control flow, data types, and, in more\r
	7	i detail, how to work with arrays. In this part, user-defined\r
	8	i functions and the central concept of multiple dispatch are\r
	9	i described. It will also survey Julia's module and package\r
	10	i system, cover some syntax features, show how to make plots,\r
	11	i and briefly dip into macros and distributed computing.\r
	12	i \r
	13	i \r
	14	i \r
	15	i [1] https://lwn.net/Articles/763626/\r
	16	i \r
	17	i [2] http://julialang.org/\r
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