Still not getting it. <heavy sigh>

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In school, and at work, math has always been tons-o-fun for me. All 6 programming languages I have had to use have all been rather easy and fun as well (not counting Prolog; thank you so much Athens State…)
It’s been over three years now and I’m still not getting it. And I was always in the upper percentile for the maths. So, at 72, is my brain simply withered up? :slight_smile: Is there an on-line, human based math course I can take to get Julia to stick? (I’ve only had up to Calc II).
Of the 5 books on Julia I’ve read and (tried to) study, almost none of them relate to the code that I see on Julia.
Oh, and C is my all-time favorite, if that helps.

I want so much to use Julia.

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well something to make you feel better, I have also started Julia and am also new to it, and I have been trying to proactively developing stuff and it does ease a lot of stuff, and there are lot of good series on yt, Julia is simple, you will do it
and bro ofc C is goat, can never forget that beast

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If you are more specific about what you are not getting, you are much more likely to get useful help.

There are courses that use Julia, but usually they are on numerical methods, not “math”. That said, they are unlikely to be the best introduction to the language, usually it is about the subject domain, Julia is just the tool.