Exercises to get started with OCaml syntax. We will go through these together as a group, so don't worry if you run into problems to start!

Getting Started

First, let's start by compiling the existing code. Once you're in the intro-to-ocaml directory, you can run the following to compile your code:

$ dune build

This command will make dune build the default targets for this directory

You can also run dune in polling mode, which will watch your filesystem for any changes and rebuild when necessary. To do this, run the following (probably in its own terminal):

$ dune build -w

OCaml code can be autoformatted using ocamlformat. To format your code, run

$ dune fmt

If you're using VSCode, you can configure your editor to automatically save and format your code periodically. Otherwise, you might want to run the above command periodically to manually format your code.

Each exercise has its own tests. To run the tests for exercise number N, run

$ dune runtest tests/exerciseN