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I remember read and learning ANTLR4 with the excelent book The definitive ANTLR4 reference by Terence Parr, it is a good book, I highly recommend it. Well, I recently wanted to read the book again and decided to do the examples with Gradle and Kotlin and while searching in the …
Now it is the turn for three favourites in the Caml standard List module, map, fold_right, fold_left.
Let’s start with the non-tail recursive version of map (the List module version is not tail recursive neither), the idea is to return a list 'b which is the result …
My good friend Daniel Chambers (@danielchmbrs) pointed out an error in my code for seq_append, and he was totally right! so I fixed it thanks to him, go and check it out, thanks buddy :)
Now, he mentioned something very important:
You should try to not make your functions partial …
This is the second part of my series about simple sequences in OCaml from scratch, the first part is here.
We are going to explore a few more complex but not difficult list (or our own definition, seq) functions, they will be our building blocks for (hopefully) future blog posts …
I really like ML languages (OCaml, Elm, F#). Recently I was doing the problems in 99 problems in OCaml and found my lack of understanding in some basic patterns with lists.
I decided to reimplement some basic functions and structures in OCaml from scratch as an exercise. I usually do …