Introduction to Julia - Part 2 | SciPy 2014 | David Sanders

[@Olfan]

At about1:50 the speaker is wondering about how [1:2:10, 15] will produce an Array{Any,1}. This is because [1:2:10] will produce an array of integers [1 3 5 7 9], so [1:2:10, 15] will produce an array of (an array of integers and an integer).

[@DrunkenUFOPilot]

Apparently that was then. Now, it works in a way that won't cause anyone to wonder. (I'm using 0.3.4)

[@IagobaApellaniz]

Very nice tutorial!! I enjoyed learning julia!

[@NikolasSkoufis]

Great tutorial. Thanks very much! For anybody wondering, I'm fairly sure that a recursive macro will crash your kernel.

[@dauntul]

What is the valid point fro += at 56:50? I am dying out of curiosity here.

[@ErikLandvall]

following :D

[@yamelymancha4231]

Is so good this tutorial, but could you show me a example how to plot un 3D? I have a project and i can't to plot and 2D neither.

[@thomasmoore8637]

Wonderful tutorial, thanks :)