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Best books to learn Julia programming, in order

Julia is quick to pick up and easy to write slowly. A good order starts with the syntax and its scientific array style, then the concept that defines the language: multiple dispatch and the type system, which is where its speed and elegance come from. Then the performance discipline and the numerical and data ecosystem. Learn the basics, then how Julia really works, then fast scientific code.

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How should I approach learning julia programming?
Julia is quick to pick up and easy to write slowly. A good order starts with the syntax and its scientific array style, then the concept that defines the language: multiple dispatch and the type system, which is where its speed and elegance come from. Then the performance discipline and the numerical and data ecosystem. Learn the basics, then how Julia really works, then fast scientific code.
What's a good book to start julia programming with?
A strong starting point is Think Julia by Ben Lauwens. The ordered reading paths above show exactly where it fits and what to read next.
What should I read after julia programming?
Once you have the fundamentals, explore closely related subjects like Elasticsearch, Oracle database administration, Next.js.

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