It has been days from my last post. But anyway, last time, I mentioned that I was using JuliaPro and it felt great. Actually, I was totally wrong. The next day after I posted, PyPlot and Plot stopped working in JuliaPro!! Lmao k.
The solution is simple:
use Juliabox | it is an online platform. Quite convenient, but it will suddenly break down due to unstable internet connection, or you input a little bit complicated command lines, or some errors appears. Then, it will get stuck like this: Input [*] with no output. And you will not even KNOW something is going wrong. : ( now I can’t even JuliaBox |
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use Julia 1.0 | just google Julia and download the newest version. It is good but you need to use using XXXX to import some module, which is trivial. |
*recommanded use Julia 0.6.4 | in this version, you can just call the module or the function. So it is simple |
Note: visual studio code doesn’t support Julia 1.10 for now.
Fortunately, if you can handle python very well. Julia is not a problem to you, because basic knowledge is also suitable.
Good night to you,
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