This is brilliant. Thanks for sharing it. Can I ask why you used the keyword function in the parameter to List.map? There is no pattern matching going on here and it seems that fun would have done the same job, or am I missing something?
function
List.map
fun
List.map (function xs' -> x::xs')
vs
List.map (fun xs' -> x::xs')
I didn't notice that until now, thanks for catching the error. It is now fixed.
Thanks Mohamed. I didn't see it as an error, I wondered if I was going to learn something new about F#. I'm still getting to grips with it myself.
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This is brilliant. Thanks for sharing it. Can I ask why you used the keyword
functionin the parameter toList.map? There is no pattern matching going on here and it seems thatfunwould have done the same job, or am I missing something?List.map (function xs' -> x::xs')vs
List.map (fun xs' -> x::xs')I didn't notice that until now, thanks for catching the error. It is now fixed.
Thanks Mohamed. I didn't see it as an error, I wondered if I was going to learn something new about F#. I'm still getting to grips with it myself.