It shouldn't. One-based indexing is what all the research uses, so it is undeniably the better choice for Julia. But zero-based indexing isn't just a memory tri

It shouldn't. One-based indexing is what all the research uses, so it is undeniably the better choice for Julia. But zero-based indexing isn't just a memory trick, it makes lots of math easier when you're concatenating ranges or slicing arrays or doing modular arithmetic anywhere near an array.