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by uryga
1880 days ago
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> one would expect to annotate the return type as > foo(x : int) : string > since the pattern is showing foo applied to x. kind of like the C/C++ "declaration mirrors use" thing, i.e. int *foo;
which means"the result of dereferencing `foo` is of type `int`" which is not the same as saying foo : Ptr<int>;
because in the former, you're kind of describing what `foo` is a without actually saying it, if that makes sense.i find that way of specifying types counterintuitive in both C/C++ and MLs. |
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