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I\'m very new at OCaml but worked all the past two days in order to get a good understanding of how to use it.
class Property is abstract I have the following method: private IPortionOfPropertyInfoAddEditView<T> getPropertyEditPortion<T>(T property) where T : Property { /*details unimportant*/ }
I don\'t know what the correct wording is for what I am trying to achieve so it may already be posted online. Please be kind if it is.
I have come across a curious situation involving static generic methods. This is the co开发者_开发问答de:
I am kind of new to F# so maybe my question is dumb. I wrote a program in F# that used generictypes. Compiler determined the types not the way that I desired because I had a bug in the deepest functio
I have a problem when pattern matching with F#. I\'m building an F# library and have this so far: namespace parser
Consider the following simple code to create a typesafe equals. This first section allows me to create an Identity typeclass for any type.
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I\'ve been playing around with Scalaz to get a little bit of the haskell feeling into scala. To understand how things work in scala I started implementing various algebraic structures myself and came
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