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In the "suggested textbooks" section, #3 is Real World OCaml which has Jason Hickey as an author and is available for free online, and #4 is Jason Hickey's note
by AceJohnny2 12y ago
In the "suggested textbooks" section, #3 is Real World OCaml which has Jason Hickey as an author and is available for free online, and #4 is Jason Hickey's notes for a course, is marked "Draft. Do No Redistribute", and at first glance its table of contents looks similar to Real World OCaml.
Isn't the latter redundant and in violation of whatever?
- avsm 12y agoThere is no shared text at all between Real World OCaml and Jason Hickey's course notes. We wrote the RWO content from scratch due to the different style (O'Reilly vs academic) and set of libraries used.