Julia Interactive Command Window
ExecutejuliaThe command can directly enter the interactive command window:
$ julia
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Executeexit()You can also exit the interactive command window by entering CTRL-D (press the Ctrl and d keys at the same time).

Of course, we can also execute a Julia code file, and the filename takes.jlas the suffix.
The following is a file named example_test.jl:
example_test.jl file
println("Hello World!")
println("EXAMPLE")
println(1+1)
println("EXAMPLE")
println(1+1)
To execute Julia language code, you can use thejulia example_test.jlcommand.
Executing the above code outputs:
$ julia example_test.jl Hello World! EXAMPLE 2Other Extensions