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Not to mention the approach to OOP is rather different in F#. It's syntactically and culturally different. Most OCaml programmers I know avoid OOP for the mos
by groovy2shoes 13y ago
Not to mention the approach to OOP is rather different in F#. It's syntactically and culturally different. Most OCaml programmers I know avoid OOP for the most part, whereas it's embraced to some extent in F#. Seems like a sort of "functional first, but feel free to use objects as you see fit" philosophy in F# versus a "functional always, objects are a failed experiment" philosophy in OCaml.
I don't mean to imply any judgment here, I'm just noting another difference between F# and OCaml.
- 4hthth4 13y ago> It's syntactically and culturally different. Most people seem to think it's not syntactically very different: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/179492/f-changes-to-ocaml http://stackoverflow.com/questions/179492/f-changes-to-ocaml
- groovy2shoes 13y agoI mean specifically the syntax for OOP support. Otherwise, much of the syntax is the same.