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by salimmadjd
3500 days ago
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when I spoke with Evan (you can usually meet him at the Elm SF meetup) I believe he said Elm was inspired more by OCaml than Haskell.
But since many people might have heard of Haskell more than OCaml, Haskell is a better general answer. |
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Foe example types in Ocaml usually start with lower letter.
Also Elm has "Maybe", just like Haskell, instead of "option" of Ocaml.
Also in Elm, like in Haskell you would write "List Sometype", while in Ocaml it is "sometype list".