[codygman]

> However, one thing you're unlikely to find in OCaml and which is unfortunately not uncommon in Haskell is functions with a long list of positional parameters (since you have named arguments) or different versions of the same function with a "_" suffix, depending on various defaults (since you have named arguments). It makes a tremendous difference of readability when dealing with complex code.

Can you give an example, I'm interested in seeing what you mean but having trouble figuring out what an example would look like.