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I'm curious what you have in mind when it comes to ways in which OCaml is insistent on being functional while F# isn't. After all, OCaml has mutable data struct
by ossopite 2y ago
I'm curious what you have in mind when it comes to ways in which OCaml is insistent on being functional while F# isn't. After all, OCaml has mutable data structures, mutable record fields, for loops and so on. Is it just that more libraries assume immutability and use functional abstractions?
- chris_pie 2y agoTo be fair, my knowledge of F# is a bit basic, but I meant stuff like classes (including abstract ones), interfaces, and the ingrained interop with C#.