OCaml: what you gain
OCaml looks really good, I've heard good things about it for awhile now. I'd like to learn more but and currently learning Haskell and want to focus on learning that for awhile.Does anyone know why OCaml gets compared to Haskell so often? It sounds like OCaml doesn't force a purely functional paradigm on you, so how is it any more functional that a number of good scripting languages (Python, Ruby, Peal, etc)?