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Ocaml also standout as a language in which you can omit type definitions (the only exception I ever needed was when deserializing data).
by nestorD 7y ago
Ocaml also standout as a language in which you can omit type definitions (the only exception I ever needed was when deserializing data).
- aloisdg 7y agoIn the same vein F# as a descendant of OCaml, opens all of this fot the .Net world.
- nestorD 7y agoF# adds a [] operator to access containers (mostly arrays and dictionnaries) and unifies arithmetic operators (no more +.). While I believe those make for a more streamlined language (I do prefer F# to Ocaml), it also means that you regularly need type signature to desambiguate things where nothing was needed in Ocaml.