4 ms·
With "verbose syntax" F# (just like OCaml) uses ";" as a generic separator and ";;" for ending top-level definitions. It uses "." for attribute (of modules, obj
by klibertp 10y ago
With "verbose syntax" F# (just like OCaml) uses ";" as a generic separator and ";;" for ending top-level definitions. It uses "." for attribute (of modules, objects...) selection.