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In this lecture we will write and then pick apart small Julia programs. At this stage the objective is to introduce you to basic syntax and data structures. Deeper concepts—how things work—will be covered in later lectures. Since we are looking for simplicity the examples are a little contrived In this lecture, we will often start with a direct MATLAB/FORTRAN approach which often is poor coding style in Julia, but then move towards more elegant code which is tightly connected to the mathematics.
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