Of course Julia is general enough. Whether you end your for-loop with `end` or `}` doesn't make any difference in what you can use the language for. That Matla

Of course Julia is general enough. Whether you end your for-loop with `end` or `}` doesn't make any difference in what you can use the language for. That Matlab is not great at general programming has absolutely nothing to do with the syntax and everything to do with semantics. In Matlab pretty much everything is a matrix. That is not the case in Julia. Julia work with scalar values just as well as Python. Actually it does it much better. Object-oriented programming has been on the way out from all major new languages for years now. Go, Rust, Kotlin, Clojure, Julia and many others have downplayed object-oriented programming significantly.