Julia

Julia is a dynamic general-purpose programming language. As a high-level language, distinctive aspects of Julia's design include a type system with parametric polymorphism, the use of multiple dispatch as a core programming paradigm, just-in-time compilation and a parallel garbage collection implementation. Notably, Julia does not support classes with encapsulated methods but instead relies on the types of all of a function's arguments to determine which method will be called. Wikipedia

Created Year: 2009
Designed by: Alan Edelman • Stefan Karpinski • Jeff Bezanson • Viral B. Shah
Developed by: Alan Edelman • Stefan Karpinski • Jeff Bezanson • Viral B. Shah
Operating systems: macOS • Linux • Microsoft Windows
Aliases: JuliaLang, The Julia Language, Julia programming language
File extensions: jl

Wikidata: Q2613697

Influenced by: C • Fortran • Lisp • Lua • MATLAB • Perl • Python • R • Ruby • Scheme

Programming paradigms: multi-paradigm programming • object-oriented programming • procedural programming • imperative programming • array programming • functional programming • metaprogramming • parallel computing • multiple dispatch

Language types: interpreted language • multi-paradigm programming language • array programming language • functional programming language • imperative programming language • object-based language

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