Dive into the world of Julia with our fun and interactive course on Functional Programming. Perfect for both beginners and those looking to enhance their skills!
This course is your go-to place for unlocking the power of Julia, a super fun programming language! It’s all about learning by doing, so get ready to dive right in!
Learn Functional Programming Quickly
Julia is a high-performance dynamic programming language for scientific and technical computing. It combines the simplicity of Python with a more sophisticated compiler and many small improvements that make the platform easier to use and better suited for numerical computation.
Julia is a new homo iconic functional language focused on technical computing. While having the full power of homo iconic macros, first-class functions, and low-level control, Julia is as easy to learn and use than most programming languages.
Most importantly, Julia is a lot of fun! This is a Step by Step Hands on Julia programming course. Functional Programming Languages are the Languages of Future. Julia is developed at MIT and is officially being taught at reputed Universities.
In this course, you will not only learn a powerful programming language taught in likes of MIT and Stanford, but also inculcate practical programming techniques and habits. This will help you become a good programmer and problem-solver, aiding you to learn other functional languages as well.
We have trained thousands of students in Functional Languages and our training approach has been immensely praised by everyone. This course is an ever growing course and would be updated regularly.
You will have good understanding of the Julia language.
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I have a post graduate degree in Finance. Being good in Mathematics and computing since my child hood I have been training people locally on topics like Mathematics, Accounting, Functional Programming etc. I want to spread the love and knowledge for Functional Programming throughout the world. I have 8+ years of experience in Financial Modelling and programming, and I have...
Anjali has been working with front end programming language for more than 6 Years. With an innate ability to simplify complex topics, she has been mentoring students beginning their careers in software development and Mathematics for many years both online and through classroom lectures. Anjali has now started her own initiative "Bhelabandh Technologies" to promote Functional Languages, with some expert...
This course is very helpful ...
nice and covers all basics.
- Very short, self-contained video lessons
- Delivered in a pace we can code-along even at 1.5x speed
- Every topic receives the right amount of time
- The attention to the essentials is constant, code is clear and simple.
- Functions received a dedicated section, rightfully.
- To work with Julia v1+, only 4 lessons need adjustment:
- Lessons 5 and 6, replace `bits()` with `bitstring()`.
- Lesson 28 and 29, `produce()` and `consume()` are deprecated.
That's all.
The content is informative, concise, and straightforward. However, the instructor appears to be forcing an accent upon his pronunciation, which is leading to a strange style of delivery.
I would enjoy more operations on bits and even programming for UART but its very descriptive
Clases incompletas, funciones deprecadas, mala vocalizaciĂłn, ininteligible, etc.
incomplete for a introduction
For a general introduction with concepts explained fairly well in a brief manner, you probably can't get much better than this.
This course has covered something new that I haven't seen in other Julia fundamental courses.
There are some features that can't be run such as bits(), Task(). Not sure if the instructor has pre- loaded some libraries or not.
The course did not provide capability for students to ask questions, so some of those problems could not be resolved.
Overall, it's a pretty good course.
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Steven T.
Interesting basic introduction to julia. I didn't like the music continously playing in the background.