> of course, fold right is the more general operator, as you can implement fold left in terms of fold right. The other way works too: fold right can be impleme

> of course, fold right is the more general operator, as you can implement fold left in terms of fold right. The other way works too: fold right can be implemented in terms of fold left. Here's an approach using continuations in OCaml: let fold_right f z xs = (List.fold_left (fun kont x -> (fun y -> kont (f x y))) Fun.id xs) z;;