When pitching functional programming to an imperative friend, the “map” function is the canonical example of the obvious advantages of the functional approach. And once our backwoods imperative friend has begrudgingly accepted “map” as a neat party trick, we can really amaze them by abstracting “map” [...]
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We left off in a rather unsatisfying predicament, we can simulate OCaml functors with interfaces, but at the expense of passing in two type parameters and guarding all our functions with type constraints. Yuck!
The following page describes in detail the differences between the OCaml and F# languages. It’s a good read for anyone familiar with OCaml and an even better read for those who are not. For the first line of the summary declares
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