Yeah, like I said, it was mostly during 2 years in college (in France in the close-knit network of research institutes and universities where the language was actually born) and OCaml is a wonderful language. It has numerous upsides (type inference, the mixed functional/OO paradigms, non-verbose, relatively fast, the awesomeness of pattern matching).
I was mentioning it in my previous comment to provide perspective on my opinion of Go.
I am a big supporter of the idea that all languages have their advantages anyway :)
I was mentioning it in my previous comment to provide perspective on my opinion of Go.
I am a big supporter of the idea that all languages have their advantages anyway :)