This is a DataCamp course: <h2>Get Started with Julia Programming</h2>Julia is a new and exciting programming language designed from its foundations to be the ideal language for scientific computing, machine learning, and data mining. This course will give you a running start in your journey with Julia. <br><br>You’ll start by covering the very basics of Julia, so you can follow along if you have never programmed before. However, by the end of the course, you'll be analyzing DataFrames of patient data and book ratings. If you already know another programming language, we'll help you transfer this knowledge to Julia.<br><br> <h2>Learn the Basics of Julia Programming</h2>Designed to encompass the speed of C, the general programming ability of Python, and the statistical prowess of R, Julia is simple to learn and very powerful.<br><br>As you work through this course, you'll learn about the special features of the Julia programming language, including how Julia handles data types. <br><br> <h2>Get a Thorough Introduction to Julia</h2>You'll learn how to store and process data in arrays, write reusable code in functions, and use other popular packages to borrow other Julia developers' code. You'll learn about Julia's headline feature of multiple dispatch and make use of this feature yourself.<br><br>By the end of this course, you’ll be familiar with coding in Julia, understanding the basics, including data types and structures, the functions and packages, and how to use DataFrames to work with tabular data.
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Julia is a new and exciting programming language designed from its foundations to be the ideal language for scientific computing, machine learning, and data mining. This course will give you a running start in your journey with Julia.
You’ll start by covering the very basics of Julia, so you can follow along if you have never programmed before. However, by the end of the course, you'll be analyzing DataFrames of patient data and book ratings. If you already know another programming language, we'll help you transfer this knowledge to Julia.
Learn the Basics of Julia Programming
Designed to encompass the speed of C, the general programming ability of Python, and the statistical prowess of R, Julia is simple to learn and very powerful.
As you work through this course, you'll learn about the special features of the Julia programming language, including how Julia handles data types.
Get a Thorough Introduction to Julia
You'll learn how to store and process data in arrays, write reusable code in functions, and use other popular packages to borrow other Julia developers' code. You'll learn about Julia's headline feature of multiple dispatch and make use of this feature yourself.
By the end of this course, you’ll be familiar with coding in Julia, understanding the basics, including data types and structures, the functions and packages, and how to use DataFrames to work with tabular data.
Good intro to Julia, showing not only basics of programming, but also distinctive features of the language.
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Pablo2 weeks ago
This course is fantastic, I knew these basic concepts but it's still a great way to put them into practice. The important details and "quirks" of the Julia language are highlighted and worked through in the exercises. These are varied and repeat the same concept twice but with a different dataframe or with a slightly different implementation. This means that you can't just copy paste from the slides (although you can use them to guide you) and have to use your brain a tiny bit, which is already a big difference with respect to many """""""advanced"""""" coding courses in Datacamp, in AI technologies mostly... This is a great example of how a course should be structured!
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elder4 weeks ago
"Good intro to Julia, showing not only basics of programming, but also distinctive features of the language."
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