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lenticular on March 3, 2019 | parent | context | favorite | on: Functional Programming in OCaml

You can define monads in OCaml just fine using the module system, but there's no do-notation. I think there is a PPX extension to give that, though.

thedufer on March 3, 2019 [–]

The ppx extension in question is called let-syntax, but also 4.08 is almost here and has built-in support for something similar.

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