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How to change code from previous version to latest version (Julia)

I have code written by Julia V.03, I am studying Julia from the latest version of this, I want to update the code from V.03 to V / 06. I really don't know what I need to do or what I should mention. Is there a manual for this? or what is different between these versions?

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A lot of things have changed, but many have suffered good flaws. If you have a large codebase, I think the best way forward is to move progressively across all major releases - 0.4, 0.5 and 0.6. While this may seem like three times work, I think it would actually be easier. Many failure warnings tell you how you should rewrite your code to update it. If you miss a release, you will receive much less useful bugs or misbehavior without warning.



There are also some changes that do not cause fatigue - you will also want to follow along with the NEWS.md file for each version (or archive in HISTORY.md ) to ensure that you also refer to the breaking changes that did not cause oversights.

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