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yes I like Julia very much because it seems to put the natural instincts of mathematicians upfront. When programming in Julia you do not have the impression of
by enriquto 6y ago
yes I like Julia very much because it seems to put the natural instincts of mathematicians upfront. When programming in Julia you do not have the impression of fighting against the language continuously. Everything that you want to do is accessible, and it is alright if you implement your computation in the most natural way possible. If I try to do that in python, I always end with an ugly mess of numba, numpy and calls to C code used at different places for different reasons.