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0 pointsaplusbi14y ago0 comments

Almost, |> isn't an operator in OCaml (although I think Batteries has something like |- that does the same thing) and printfn isn't in OCaml. Printf.printf is, but wouldn't work in this case (you'd need a format string). Also, List.map returns a new list, in OCaml you would probably want to do List.iter.

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hamidpalo14y ago

the |> operator is very very simple. ocaml implementation would look something like:

  let (|>) a b = b a ;;

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hamidpalo14y ago

the |> operator is very very simple. ocaml implementation would look something like:

  let (|>) a b = b a ;;

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