Mosè Giordano • 2/21/2019

Julia do-block vs Python with statement

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This technical article provides a detailed comparison between the 'do-block' in the Julia programming language and the 'with' statement in Python. It explains that while both can be used for similar tasks like managing file streams, they are fundamentally different constructs. The post delves into Python's context manager protocol (__enter__, __exit__) and contrasts it with Julia's syntactic sugar for passing anonymous functions as arguments.

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