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# Julia Tutorial !(#) Julia is an open-source programming language released under the MIT license, and everyone can use it for free. Julia is a high-performance dynamic high-level programming language designed for scientific computing. Julia was originally designed to meet the needs of high-performance numerical analysis and computational science. It doesn't require an interpreter and is very fast. Julia was first released in 2012 and supports various platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Android. * * * ## Julia Language Features * The core language is very small, and the standard library is written in Julia itself. * Calls many other mature high-performance foundational code, such as linear algebra, random number generation, fast Fourier transform, and string processing. * Rich type syntax for creating or describing objects. * High performance, close to statically compiled languages, including user-defined types. * Designed for parallel and distributed computing. * Lightweight coroutines. * Elegant and extensible type conversion/promotion. * Supports Unicode, including but not limited to UTF-8. * Can directly call C functions (without wrappers or special APIs). * Has shell-like process management capabilities. * Has Lisp-like macros