What you'll learn
Write programs in OCaml
Understand OCaml inferred typing
Write complex OCaml functions
Learn Tips and tricks in the OCaml language
Practice OCaml functional, imperative and objective paradigms
Requirements
An understanding of programming basics from any other language
Description
This course will make you quickly write functions and solve problems using OCaml programing Language. You will learn why OCaml is a functional programming language that is described as a strongly-typed language. The course includes many code examples from the functional, imperative and objective paradigms using OCaml. The OCaml syntax includes many differences from the main stream programming languages and you will know most of them here. You will know how to understand the inferred types of the built in functions and how to use them. It include precious information about polymorphism and examples on OCaml classes-objects.It starts with the basic types and data containers with their syntax and operands. Precedence of OCaml operands and functions is highly pointed in every session. Then you will have a session one different function types. This section includes emphasis on the functions' return and arguments. You will learn how to build your own version of some of the important built-in functions. Moreover, this course will show you how to use OCaml modules documentation and to read the built-in functions inferred typing.This course in intended for those who wants to Write programs in OCaml, solve problems using OCaml, understand OCaml inferred typing ,Write complex OCaml functions, Learn Tips and tricks about the OCaml language and Practice OCaml functional, imperative and objective paradigms
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Basic Types and Operands that are uncommon
Lecture 3 Boolean and conditionals
Lecture 4 Understand OCaml Functions
Lecture 5 Data Containers Part-1
Lecture 6 Data Containers Part-2
Lecture 7 Why OCaml is strongly typed? & polymorphism
Section 2: The true sense of functional programming in OCaml
Lecture 8 Recursive functions and match selector
Lecture 9 Functions on Lists
Lecture 10 What are the default conditions?
Lecture 11 Currying
Lecture 12 Functions as arguments
Lecture 13 Build your own insert and sort functions
Lecture 14 Tracing example to understand recursion
Lecture 15 Additional Examples on recursion
Section 3: OCaml in all programing paradigms
Lecture 16 For Loops
Lecture 17 Pointers, binding and while loops
Lecture 18 How to use built-in functions?
Lecture 19 How to use OCaml modules documentation
Lecture 20 Understand and build fold_left algorithm for lists and arrays
Lecture 21 Practice with fold_right and its function argument
Lecture 22 The concept of tail recursion
Lecture 23 Create your own data types - Records
Lecture 24 Create your own data types - Custom Types
Lecture 25 Create your own data types - Recursive Types
Lecture 26 Classes and objects -1
Lecture 27 Classes and objects -2
Anyone who wants to start using OCaml,Someone who wants to solve problems in Ocaml,Who wants to understand functional programming,Who is having a nearby interview and suspects a functional language question


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