November 2016
Intermediate to advanced
697 pages
14h 44m
English
Julia is foremost a functional language because computations and data transformations are done through functions; they are first-class citizens in Julia. Programs are structured around defining functions and to overload them for different combinations of argument types. This chapter discusses this keystone concept, covering the following topics:
A function is an object that gets a number of arguments (the argument list, arglist) as the input, then does something with these values in the function body, and returns none, ...
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