there is zero desperation for extreme terseness in ocaml. some very obvious examples: - many, if not most, functions have sensible names instead of abnormally terse ones - it's possible to make named parameters…
even funnier when you realize that doesn't even need to be curried so it also works in c#: someEnumerable.Select(doSomething) to be fair, i guess doSomething was supposed to be an actual function body instead of a…
there is zero desperation for extreme terseness in ocaml. some very obvious examples: - many, if not most, functions have sensible names instead of abnormally terse ones - it's possible to make named parameters…
even funnier when you realize that doesn't even need to be curried so it also works in c#: someEnumerable.Select(doSomething) to be fair, i guess doSomething was supposed to be an actual function body instead of a…