print and println@printftry-catch for Exception HandlingfinallyApplications often need to communicate with the user or manage data persistently. This chapter introduces Julia's capabilities for input and output (I/O) operations. You will learn how to display information on the console, accept input from the user, and interact with the file system. Key topics include reading from and writing to files, and managing file paths, enabling your programs to handle data beyond their immediate execution.
7.1 Displaying Output with `print` and `println`
7.2 Formatting Output with `@printf`
7.3 Accepting User Input
7.4 Fundamentals of File Handling
7.5 Reading Data from Files
7.6 Writing Data to Files
7.7 Navigating File Paths and Directories
7.8 Hands-on: Scripting File Operations
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