Julia
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'''Julia''' is a programming language intended (as are some others) to combine the best features of many other programming languages. Its features include support for parallel execution (such as through cloud computing), where you can tell the program to launch an arbitrary number of forks, which get distributed to any available systems and then their results recombined. | '''Julia''' is a programming language intended (as are some others) to combine the best features of many other programming languages. Its features include support for parallel execution (such as through cloud computing), where you can tell the program to launch an arbitrary number of forks, which get distributed to any available systems and then their results recombined. | ||
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Julia is a programming language intended (as are some others) to combine the best features of many other programming languages. Its features include support for parallel execution (such as through cloud computing), where you can tell the program to launch an arbitrary number of forks, which get distributed to any available systems and then their results recombined.
