Actually, it's (+) for ints and (+.) for floats. Which kind of proves your
point.
Mike
Tim Docker wrote:
| An interesting critique of OCaml.
|
| http://enfranchisedmind.com/blog/2008/05/07/why-ocaml-sucks/
Interesting to me is that my pet ocaml peeve is not there: namely the
lack of convenient operator overloading. Admittedly I only used ocaml
for 6 months, but I never adapted to needing to write (+) for ints, and
(.+) for floats.
From the F# documentation it would appear that F# does have overloaded
numerical operators, at least. I'm not sure how these fit into its type
system however. (Their type is documented as overloaded).
Tim
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