Re: How i can use a list in Caml Light language?

[Brian Rogoff <bpr@shell5.ba.best.com>]

Among your many errors is the egregious one of posting a question entirely
about Caml to an Ada newsgroup. While I realize that there is a book in
French teaching programming using Caml and Ada, I see no Ada here. 

That said, Caml lists are immutable, so if you want a new list with "30" 
prepended, you'll have to say 

let listb = 30::lista;;

and use that. You can figure out the rest of your homework yourself. I 
suggest reading a very basic introduction to Caml, like 

	http://pauillac.inria.fr/caml/tutorial/index.html

-- Brian (who happens to like Ada and Caml :-)

On Thu, 5 Feb 1998 Draculia@usa.net wrote:

> In Caml light 07 
> once that I have created a list:
> 
> # let lista= 3::9::4::7::6::5::8::[];; 
>  
> and I have inserted a new term (30)
>  the answer of the compiler is
> 
> -: int list = [30;3;9;4;7;6;5;8]
> 
> why if I require the value of list doing
> 
> # lista;;
> 
> the answer is
> 
> -: int list = [3;9;4;7;6;5;8]
> 
> or rather the list Lista? 
> 
> The same with the function of cancellation!!
> 
> How I could create a function that given a list,
> check that there are not 2 elements equal?
> 
> Please help me within febryary 10.
> 
> THANK YOU.
> 
> P.S.: Sorry for my english but i'm an italian boy
> and my translator program is not good !
> 
>