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To get a list of all installed Julia libraries on Ubuntu: 1. Open the Julia REPL by typing "julia" in a terminal. 2. Use the Julia package manager by running "using Pkg". 3. List the installed packages with "Pkg.status()", which will output the names and versions of all libraries.

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Julia

To get a list of all installed Julia libraries on Ubuntu: 1. Open the Julia REPL by typing "julia" in a terminal. 2. Use the Julia package manager by running "using Pkg". 3. List the installed packages with "Pkg.status()", which will output the names and versions of all libraries.

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How to install julia library in UBUNTU

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To install the Julia programming language and its libraries on Ubuntu, you can
follow these steps:

Install Julia:

You can install Julia from the official JuliaLang repository by adding the
repository and installing the Julia package. Open a terminal and run the following
commands:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install julia
Run Julia:

After installation, you can start the Julia REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) by typing
julia in the terminal:

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julia
Install Julia Libraries (Packages):

You can install Julia libraries (packages) using the Julia package manager, called
Pkg. For example, if you want to install the Plots.jl library, you can do this from
within the Julia REPL:

julia
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using Pkg
Pkg.add("Plots")
Replace "Plots" with the name of the Julia package you want to install.

That's it! You've installed Julia and added a package. You can now use Julia and
its libraries for your projects.

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root@localhost:~# pkg
bash: pkg: command not found

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It seems like you are trying to run Julia's package manager (Pkg) from a regular
Linux shell rather than from the Julia REPL.

To install Julia packages, follow these steps:

Open a terminal.

Start the Julia REPL by simply typing julia and pressing Enter.
Once you're inside the Julia REPL, you can use the Pkg module to manage packages.
For example, to add a package like Plots, you can run:

julia
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using Pkg
Pkg.add("Plots")
This way, you'll be using Julia's package manager within the Julia environment, and
you should be able to add and manage packages successfully.

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Install JuliaDB.jl in Ubuntu

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To install the JuliaDB.jl package in Julia on Ubuntu, follow these steps:

Open the Julia REPL:

Open a terminal and start the Julia REPL by typing julia and pressing Enter.

Install JuliaDB.jl:

Within the Julia REPL, you can use the package manager to add JuliaDB.jl:

julia
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using Pkg
Pkg.add("JuliaDB")
This will download and install the JuliaDB.jl package along with its dependencies.

Load JuliaDB.jl:

Once the installation is complete, you can load the JuliaDB.jl package to start
using it in your Julia environment:

julia
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using JuliaDB
JuliaDB.jl should now be installed and ready for use in your Julia environment on
Ubuntu. You can use it for data manipulation and analysis.

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How to get all julia library install list in my system

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To list all the Julia packages (libraries) installed in your system, you can use
the Julia package manager (Pkg) from the Julia REPL. Here's how you can do it:

Open a terminal.

Start the Julia REPL by typing julia and pressing Enter.

In the Julia REPL, you can use the following command to list all the installed
packages:

julia
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using Pkg
Pkg.status()
This will display a list of all the installed Julia packages along with their
versions.

You'll see the names of the packages and their corresponding versions listed in the
output. This will give you a comprehensive list of all the Julia libraries
installed in your Julia environment.

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