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>OCaml
That's a meme I haven't heard in about 20 years.
>Meme
Imperative web shitter spotted
OCaml is really powerful. You should check it out while you're here!
What do you guys think of ClojureScript?
( + ) 3 4;; (* 7 *)
( *. ) 23. 3.;; (* 69. *)
( + ) ((+) 3 4) 5;; (* 12 *)
( * ) ((+) 3 4) 5;; (* 35 *)
nigger language for niggertrannies who need a distraction from what they inherently are
I've considered learning OCaml a few times. Even started a bit some 15 years back. What would I get out of it? It's functional, but is it a better form of functional than say Haskell or scheme?
What makes OCaml special?
Why should I learn camel lang? Not a troll question. What does it do really well? I know that haxe lang is written in ocaml.
SML > OCaml
OCaml will teach you both Functional programming (which in it self is very valuable). But it will also teach you about Type-oriented programming, which Haskell abstracts away from you quite a bit.
You'll learn a lot about how to manage complexity, and how to stop writing code that you need to fix/refactor. Sort of write once, it's correct forever (most FP languages offer this as well!)
I already use Haskell, why should I learn ocaml? For the mutability and objects that nobody ever uses?
We love all ML here.
It's far more practical than Haskell.
how do i get rich with ocaml?
Learn it.
ClojureScript is good, far better than JavaScript obviously. But I personally prefer ReasonML, esy is soooooo good.
if you want a practical ML, you would choose F#, not OCaml
.NET is dead. OCaml is still trucking along, just look at MirageOS and Reason + Esy
Why is this garbage language now shilled here all the time? Do you have OCD, OP?
You're delusional
f# is heavily influenced by ocaml. part of the reason i'd like to learn ocaml
Yes.