OCaml
Still trying to learn OCaml. This tutorial is pretty good so far.
The right way to call a function with two arguments is actually function_name arg1 arg2. function arg1, arg2 and function(arg1, arg2) apparently mean different things. The first is a function with two arguments and I think both the second and the third are functions with one argument that is a list of two elements. This is still new to me, so hopefully I can make corrections and learn by posting here.
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