in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 118 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 119 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 121 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 118 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 119 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 121 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 119 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 120 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 122 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 118 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 119 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 121 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 118 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 119 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 121 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 119 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 120 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 122 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 118 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 119 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 121 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 119 CHAPTER 11. TYPES 120 • There is no meaningful CHAPTER 11. TYPES 122 11.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 127CHAPTER 12. TYPES 128 • There is no meaningful concept converted to Float64. 12.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger

in Julia are true objects having a type that belongs to a single, fully connected type graph, all nodes of which are equally first-class as types. 127CHAPTER 12. TYPES 128 • There is no meaningful concept converted to Float64. 12.2 Abstract Types Abstract types cannot be instantiated, and serve only as nodes in the type graph, thereby describing sets of related concrete types: those concrete types which supplies default padding: myfilter(A, kernel) = myfilter(A, kernel, Replicate()) # replicate the edge by default Together, these two methods generate an infinite recursion with A constantly growing bigger