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> F# besides having all features of OCaml. Some important features, such as modules, are missing in F#. I suppose the intention is to replace them by interface
by more_original 15y ago
> F# besides having all features of OCaml.
Some important features, such as modules, are missing in F#. I suppose the intention is to replace them by interfaces and classes, but modules in particular are an important omission that makes me prefer OCaml (though I like both ;)).
- zachsnow 15y agoA few other missing features: polymorphic variants, structural types for objects, functors, camlp4 (though it's not really O'Caml core, it's pretty nice). Of course, F# adds lots of things; here's a nice summary: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/179492/f-and-ocaml/2485277#2485277 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/179492/f-and-ocaml/248527...
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