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Therer are a lot of different useful packages for julia. All official
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Packages can be found at https://juliaobserver.com/packages (I think)
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Here are a couple of good packages i use a lot.
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IJulia:
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This package is required for using Julia in jupyter.
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LinearAlgebra:
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This package comes with julia without any need for installation and includes
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a lot of linear algebra functionality, comparable to numpy.linalg.
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Statistics:
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Distributions, mean, standard deviations, etc...
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Plots:
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Creates nice plots. Has support for multiple backends (including pyplot).
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PyCall:
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makes it possible to import python packages into julia and write python code
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in julia files. Anytime there exists a useful python package and no julia
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equivalent, this package saves lives.
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Primes:
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I do not know what magic they put into making this package, but I have never
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seen a so fast funtion for checking if a number is prime ever.
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The package is useful for working with prime numbers.
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Memoize:
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A useful package for automatically memoizing a function. For people taking
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algorithms and datastructures, this will make more sence later in the course.
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Images:
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Useful to handle images. Terrible slow to load the package, but once loaded
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it is quite fast and very featureful.
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SymPy:
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A wrapper for pythons sympy package which is arguably much better than
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sympy itself.
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Printf:
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Wrapper for the C- printf style functions for fast string formating.
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CSV:
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Package for reading/writing .csv (comma seperated values) files.
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JSON:
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Package for reading/writing .json files.
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