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Author(s):	Jeff Bezanson
Location	Ballroom (CDE)
Date	jul Wed 18	Days Raw Files
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Description:	Julia is a dynamic language designed for technical applications and high performance. Its design is based on a sophisticated but unobtrusive type system, type inference, multiple dispatch instead of class-based OO, and a code generator based on LLVM. These features work together to run high-level code efficiently even without type declarations. At the same time, the type system provides useful expressiveness for designing libraries, enables forms of metaprogramming not traditionally found in dynamic languages, and creates the possibility of statically compiling whole programs and libraries. This combination of high performance and expressiveness makes it possible for most of Julia's standard library to be written in Julia itself, with an interface to call existing C and Fortran libraries. We will discuss some ways that Python and Julia can interoperate, and compare Julia's current capabilities to Python and NumPy. markdown
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