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yawaramin
on Nov 25, 2014
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OCaml Briefly
You can think of '-' as meaning 'the last evaluated expression' and ':' as meaning 'has the type'. So the OCaml repl replies to your input by saying something like 'the last evaluated expression has the type ...'.
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