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F# always gets me in the editing mode because after I write it the first time I realize there is some built in function that makes the whole thing so much easie
by fleitz 15y ago
F# always gets me in the editing mode because after I write it the first time I realize there is some built in function that makes the whole thing so much easier. I realized my match statement inside of a recursive function was just reimplementing List.pick
- smosher 15y ago(I thought it was OCaml at first... then I realized you had `null` in there which isn't what you'd want.) OCaml/F# are too convenient that way. There's a lot of library stuff that you won't always think to look for.