> other languages in common use now have it as an assignment operator (even if it is still a source of bugs a la: "if(a=0) ...")).
Which with OCaml, is not an issue thanks to the decent type system!
I agree with you - there is something to be said for just not going against the grain where you can tolerate it. I ask myself, "Are semicolons really the hill I want to die on?".
Which with OCaml, is not an issue thanks to the decent type system!
I agree with you - there is something to be said for just not going against the grain where you can tolerate it. I ask myself, "Are semicolons really the hill I want to die on?".