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I like the explanation why it is simple. In reality people won't like this because they like something like '+' to mean more things. Look at how rapidly people
by anonzzzies 2y ago
I like the explanation why it is simple. In reality people won't like this because they like something like '+' to mean more things. Look at how rapidly people get 'upset' with OCaml because '+' and '+.' etc. Seems Gren does not go that far, but does not allow + for strings or any conversion (although + is for floats?).
- Skinney 2y agoGren will probably resemble OCaml more and more in this regard. Today, you use + for numbers, and ++ to concatenate strings and list.