Yes, I agree with the sibling poster that it’s a pretty straightforward transition, especially without array broadcasting baggage. Personally I think programmin

Yes, I agree with the sibling poster that it’s a pretty straightforward transition, especially without array broadcasting baggage. Personally I think programming in Julia is usually more fun than python, and I think my python code has also benefited from learning Julia as well Maybe I was too broad in my initial statements about pythonic code, because comprehensions for example work pretty much the same as in python, and they are fast. It’s just that if you’re used to mind bending array broadcasting tricks in numpy or whatever, there’s usually a more Julian way to get it done with better simplicity and performance. BenchmarkTools.jl and some of the standard library tools are also really great for getting a sense of what matters