When I write: julia> x = 3
I assign to x a Int64 by default. julia> typeof(x) Int64 Let say that 3 should be Uint8, then I write: julia> x = convert(Uint8, 3) Is there a more idiomatic way of doing it? Maybe with literals?
When I write: julia> x = 3
I assign to x a Int64 by default. julia> typeof(x) Int64 Let say that 3 should be Uint8, then I write: julia> x = convert(Uint8, 3) Is there a more idiomatic way of doing it? Maybe with literals?