Included code behaves different than code in place In file test.jl: module test function sumto(n) s = 0 for i = 1:n s = s + i end s end end # module test This works: julia>include("test.jl") julia> test.sumto(5) 15 But if put the content of the function in a differe…

You will find long and exhaustive threads discussing how Julia ended up with that behavior, and why it is a good compromise between the pros and cons of many other alternatives. Just search for “scoping rules” in the forum. Yet, being relatively new to Julia and having to teach in Julia, my perhaps…

Included code behaves different than code in place

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oheil January 7, 2021, 11:52am 2

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Included code behaves different than code in place

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