Your OCaml function example looks like feature I call conditional parameters in KatLang (inspired from Erlang). In mathematics exists many different concepts which are called perfect. For example, perfect numbers. God called Lucifer a perfect. I provided a definition for symbols perfectness and tokens perfectness. You can call it unprofessional, but I did my best. I do not call my work perfect to make it more significant. I use term perfect as an attribute of the code expressions. Imagine identity function:

  function(x) {return x; }

In KatLang You can define it as:

  x

The question is: can you remove one more symbol without changing the meaning of the expression? If no, then, the identity function definition 'x' is symbols perfect according to my definition. Of course, I rely on the usage context and it allows me to hide some part of critical information and focus only on the short lambda expression.

Thanks for the elixir examples.