>Why is Julia better suited than any other language?
Because it is a language specifically targeted for doing numerical analysis.
Python, which is it's main "competitor" has a notoriously poor syntax for mathematical operations with miniscule standard library support for mathematics, a very limited type system and abysmal runtime performance. Julia addresses all of these issues and gives a relatively simple to read language, which often closely resembles mathematical notation and has quite decent performance.
Because it is a language specifically targeted for doing numerical analysis.
Python, which is it's main "competitor" has a notoriously poor syntax for mathematical operations with miniscule standard library support for mathematics, a very limited type system and abysmal runtime performance. Julia addresses all of these issues and gives a relatively simple to read language, which often closely resembles mathematical notation and has quite decent performance.