> Interesting to read about semicolons improving comprehension -it felt like it had been decades since somebody had the courage to say so. (That said I write py

> Interesting to read about semicolons improving comprehension -it felt like it had been decades since somebody had the courage to say so. (That said I write python un functionally and so am 4space tabbed to the max) I think it has a lot to do with the writer not using blocks. It would solve both of their issues (with match and with if and semi-colons which is actually an issue of precedence) Some people seem to have a lot of trouble with the BCPL/Pascal syntax using begin and end. The author apparently doesn't know about "|>" either which would solve their sequencing issues. At least this post was written in good faith. I think this highlights that there is a dearth of recent material promoting best practices when it comes to Ocaml.