Julia Book - Martin Alfaro

Generic expressions are represented by <something> (e.g., <function> or <operator>). This is just notation, and the symbols < and > should not be misconstrued as Julia's syntax.

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Action	Keyboard Shortcut
Previous Section	`Ctrl + 🠘`
Next Section	`Ctrl + 🠚`
List of Sections	`Ctrl + z`
List of Subsections	`Ctrl + x`
Close Any Popped Up Window (like this one)	`Esc`
Open All Codes and Outputs in a Post	`Alt + 🠛`
Close All Codes and Outputs in a Post	`Alt + 🠙`

When benchmarking, the equivalence of time measures is as follows.

Unit	Acronym	Measure in Seconds
Seconds	s	1
Milliseconds	ms	10^-3
Microseconds	μs	10^-6
Nanoseconds	ns	10^-9

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Parts and Chapters

PART I: BASICS OF JULIA

INTRODUCTION

CORE CONCEPTS

USING JULIA

PART II: HIGH PERFORMANCE

NOTATION

PAGE LAYOUT

LINKS TO SECTIONS

KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS