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35- ##[ Important Links] (@id man-important-links)
36-
37- Below is a non-exhaustive list of links that will be useful as you learn and use the Julia programming language.
38-
39- - [ Julia Homepage] ( https://julialang.org )
40- - [ Install Julia] ( https://julialang.org/install/ )
41- - [ Discussion forum] ( https://discourse.julialang.org )
42- - [ Julia YouTube] ( https://www.youtube.com/user/JuliaLanguage )
43- - [ Find Julia Packages] ( https://julialang.org/packages/ )
44- - [ Learning Resources] ( https://julialang.org/learning/ )
45- - [ Read and write blogs on Julia] ( https://forem.julialang.org )
46-
4735##[ Introduction] (@id man-introduction)
4836
4937Scientific computing has traditionally required the highest performance, yet domain experts have
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127115* Powerful shell-like capabilities for managing other processes
128116* Lisp-like macros and other metaprogramming facilities
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130- ##[ Julia Standard Modules and the Standard Library] (@id man-standard-modules-stdlib)
131-
132- The Julia runtime comes with[ standard modules] (@ref standard-modules),
133- which are essential namespaces that are usually loaded automatically.
134-
135- ``` @docs; canonical=false
136- Core
137- Base
138- ```
139-
140- Julia's` Base ` module contains various[ useful submodules] (@ref base-submodules).
141-
142- ###[ The Standard Library] (@id man-stdlib)
143-
144- The Julia standard library contains additional, commonly used packages that are installed alongside the Julia runtime by default.
145- To use a standard library package, it is first necessary to load the package with a[ ` using ` ] ( @ref ) or[ ` import ` ] ( @ref ) statement.
146- Links to available standard library packages are provided below,
147- and may also be found in the website sidebar.
148- Their source code is available in the` Sys.STDLIB ` directory of a Julia installation.
149-
150- ``` @eval
151- import Markdown
152- list = sort(filter(x -> match(r"_jll$", x) === nothing, readdir(Sys.STDLIB)))
153- Markdown.parse(join("- [`" .* list .* "`](stdlib/" .* list .* ".html)", "\n"))
154- ```
118+ ##[ Important Links] (@id man-important-links)
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156- Julia also provides various standard, pre-built binary libraries
157- of established software that is written in other languages.
158- By convention, these packages have names that end with` _jll ` .
159- The[ ` using ` ] ( @ref ) statement can load symbol names from these binary libraries:
120+ A non-exhaustive list of links that will be useful as you learn and use the Julia programming language:
160121
161- ``` @eval
162- import Markdown
163- list = sort(filter(x -> match(r"_jll$", x) !== nothing, readdir(Sys.STDLIB)))
164- Markdown.parse(join("- [`" .* list .* "`](stdlib/" .* list .* ".html)", "\n"))
165- ```
122+ - [ Julia Homepage] ( https://julialang.org )
123+ - [ Install Julia] ( https://julialang.org/install/ )
124+ - [ Discussion forum] ( https://discourse.julialang.org )
125+ - [ Julia YouTube] ( https://www.youtube.com/user/JuliaLanguage )
126+ - [ Find Julia Packages] ( https://julialang.org/packages/ )
127+ - [ Learning Resources] ( https://julialang.org/learning/ )
