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rmanolis
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Does it have concurrency or/and asynchronous programming?
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octachron
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Yes, it does. And the new major upcoming version, OCaml 5, even supports parallelism and algebraic effects.
talex5
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Here's an example using OCaml 5 to run multiple fibers concurrently (look - no monads!):
https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/eio#fibers
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