I'm studying OCaml right now, and after I do this,
type aexp =
| Const of int
| Var of string
| Power of string * int
| Times of aexp list
| Sum of aexp list
let rec diff : aexp * string -> aexp
=fun (aexp,x) -> match aexp with
|Const a -> Const 0
|Var "x" -> Const 1
|Power ("x", a) -> (match a with
|2 -> Times[Const 2; Var "x"]
|1 -> Const 1
|0 -> Const 0
|_ -> Times[Const a; Power ("x", a-1)])
|Times [l] -> (match l with
|h::t -> (match t with
|Var "x" -> h
|Power ("x",a) -> Times [Times [h;Const a];diff(Power ("x",a),x)]))
I get an error:
File "", line 11, characters 3-5:
Error: The variant type aexp has no constructor ::
I learned that :: is concatenation of single element to a list or another element of a list.
It worked with my other codes that used list.
Why isn't it working here?
Your pattern Times [l]
matches a node Times
with exactly one element named l
. You wanted to write Times l
, that matches a node Times
with a list of any number of elements, bound to l
in the body of the clause.
Note that in OCaml you can use nested pattern-matching, such as:
| Times (Var "x" :: _) -> h
| Times (Power ("x",a) :: _ ) -> ...
| ...
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