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by akama
1296 days ago
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This is actually one of the nice features about OCaml that comes in handy when you have a function that takes two arguments of the same type but don't necessarily need to make a whole new type for each of them. They are called Labelled Arguments [0] and when you call the function, the label has to be the same. I've found that using it can clean up code because it ensures that variables share the name across the codebase as well as making sure arguments don't get mixed up. [0]: https://ocaml.org/docs/labels |
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