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You did mean shadowing then. But your example is deceptive, that C-like assignment syntax doesn't exist in Reason, much less in OCaml. The real Reason syntax ma
by debugnik 1y ago
You did mean shadowing then. But your example is deceptive, that C-like assignment syntax doesn't exist in Reason, much less in OCaml. The real Reason syntax makes the shadowing much clearer:
let a = 10;
{
let a = 20;
}
print(a);
And even more clear in OCaml:
let a = 10 in
begin
let a = 20 in
()
end;
print a
BTW you should also close the page on Rust then, which also has OCaml-like variable shadowing (and many other languages use very similar forms of shadowing, such as local variables shadowing object fields in Java/C#).