Hi guys, can someone help me?. While I was studying functions I came across a situacion, example: function soma(n)
soma(1,n, positive).
What I didn’t understand is the use of the comma when the function is called. Could someone explain to me why using a comma when a function is called and the advantage it brings. Thanks
It separates input arguments, it is pretty standard in programming and not specific to Julia.
Are you coming from Stata by chance?
This is just the syntax that Julia uses, similarly to C and related languages.
If these things are new or puzzling to you, please consider reading the manual from the very beginning. Function calls are discussed in