As someone interested in learning OCaml, I want to understand the initial structure of the 'Real World OCaml' book. Please go to the Table of Contents and list the titles of the first five numbered chapters under 'Part 1: Language Concepts'. Additionally, I need to find the detailed API documentation for the 'Core' library, which is heavily used in the book. Navigate to the 'API Docs' section and describe the general type of content available on the *detailed* API documentation page for the 'Core' library.
Navigate to 'realworldocaml.org'. Click on the 'Table of Contents' link. Identify and list the titles of the first five numbered chapters under 'Part 1: Language Concepts'. Click on the 'API Docs' link. On the `ocaml.org` page for the 'core' package, click on the 'Docs' link to access the detailed API documentation. Describe the general type of content found on this detailed API documentation page, specifically mentioning if it lists modules, types, functions, or provides examples.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Table of Contents' page on realworldocaml.org. The agent lists the first five numbered chapters under 'Part 1: Language Concepts' as: '1. A Guided Tour', '2. Variables and Functions', '3. Lists and Patterns', '4. Files, Modules, and Programs', and '5. Records'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'core' package page on ocaml.org via the 'API Docs' link. The agent successfully clicks the 'Docs' link on the 'core' package page to reach the detailed API documentation. The agent accurately describes the content of the detailed API documentation page, noting that it contains a hierarchical listing of OCaml modules, types, and functions, and serves as a comprehensive API reference for the 'core' library.