Comments by "IgorTheLight" (@igorthelight) on "Julia in 100 Seconds" video.

  1. Almost. Overloading is for compile time. This one - "on the fly".
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  2. Depends on your needs. No kernel level drivers writing in Julia ;-)
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  3. Not sure. But there is JIT for Python - PyPy. And it's fast!
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  4. Or "faster Python"
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  5. JIT is faster than interpreted ;-) But slower than compiled (at cold start). But it may be even faster after warming up - depends on what your application is doing.
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  6. That would be... inefficient ;-) GPU cores are very limited in use and they HAVE to be "feeded" by CPU first to even start to calculate something.
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  7. Programmers did. What part do you interested the most? Timestamp and questions please ;-)
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  8. Depends on what career you are persuading ;-)
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  9. Julia is a "faster Python" while Rust is a "safer and modernized C++". Ready! ;-)
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  10. What language did you chose and for what kind of projects? :-)
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  11. There is no perfect language. There are like 10 languages which are great at different things
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  12. ;-)
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  13. It's C#, but typeless, slow and "easy" (not so easy compared to Python, huh?)
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  14.  @muhammadyaaseenchandlay7145  I would suggest C# (if your main goal is writing programs for Windows). Kotlin, if you want write programs for Android. Or Swift if you want to write programs for anything Apple related. TypeScript for Web. There are no best language, but some are more comfortable to write in ;-) Python is great and easy but it lets you ignore types - that would bite you in the ass in future xD VisualBasic is outdated and have no types - learn it ONLY if you have a company where you KNOW that you will be working with it!
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  15.  @abdullahmertozdemir9437  If you don't have any particular projects in your head, I would suggest to learn C# for Windows Applications OR Kotlin for Android Applications OR Swift for anything Apple related OR JavaScript for Web. Those languages are easy to pick up and write in. After that you could learn whatever you want ;-)
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  16.  @abdullahmertozdemir9437  True. C++ is pretty fundamental. Most languages would be easy after that ;-)
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  17. *.js ;-)
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