• Title Using, Understanding, and Unraveling The OCaml Language: From Practice to Theory and vice versa
• Author(s) Didier Rémy
• Publisher: caml.inria.fr (2001)
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• eBook HTML, and a PDF, 182 page, 1.1 MB
• Language: English
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Objective Caml is an object-oriented language based on the functional programming language ML. It combines the benefits of ML's style of functional programming with those of classes, objects, and inheritance. Also known as OCaml.

This book is a multi-dimensional presentation of the OCaml language that combines an informal and intuitive approach to the language with a rigorous definition and a formal semantics of a large subset of the language, including ML. All along this presentation, it explains the underlying design principles, highlight the numerous interactions between various facets of the language, and emphasize the close relationship between theory and practice.

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