I am running a Julia script, but would like to have the interpreter keep itself open after the script is executed.
E.g. when I run julia example.jl
, I'd like the script to run and the interpreter to stay open after that, so I can experiment with the results.
Is this possible?
Thanks!
Alternatively, you can just use the -i
(interactive) flag. See julia --help
for more details.
julia -i example.jl
Note, though, that the REPL won't start if the script errors.