O’Caml Basics: Unit and Options
O'Caml Basics: Unit and Options
COS 326 David Walker Princeton University
Tuples
? Here's a tuple with 2 fields:
(4.0, 5.0) : float * float
Tuples
? Here's a tuple with 2 fields:
(4.0, 5.0) : float * float
? Here's a tuple with 3 fields:
(4.0, 5, "hello") : float * int * string
Tuples
? Here's a tuple with 2 fields:
(4.0, 5.0) : float * float
? Here's a tuple with 3 fields:
(4.0, 5, "hello") : float * int * string
? Here's a tuple with 4 fields:
(4.0, 5, "hello", 55) : float * int * string * int
Tuples
? Here's a tuple with 2 fields:
(4.0, 5.0) : float * float
? Here's a tuple with 3 fields:
(4.0, 5, "hello") : float * int * string
? Here's a tuple with 4 fields:
(4.0, 5, "hello", 55) : float * int * string * int
? Have you ever thought about what a tuple with 0 fields might look like?
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