Name: Anonymous 2009-12-07 21:22
Right. Imperative background, trying to figure out the basics of OCaml. I've gone through a couple "intro" nub-level tutorials now, and they both talk about the single semicolon as oh my god so weird what the fuck you'll never get this so don't even bother. wtf.
Correct me, I'm wrong, but from looking at a couple code snippets I get the impression that ';' just means you're not interested in the return value, and for OCaml to act imperative for the time being
Correct me, I'm wrong, but from looking at a couple code snippets I get the impression that ';' just means you're not interested in the return value, and for OCaml to act imperative for the time being