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by remexre
434 days ago
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Many universities that use OCaml in upper-division courses also use it in lower-division; my university requires all CS majors to take a course that is taught in OCaml, and covers higher-order programming, "advanced" (Hindley-Milner) type systems, equational reasoning, etc., typically in their sophomore year. The compilers class can then be taught in it without worrying about that problem much. |
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