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Technologies: C++, OCaml, Haskell, SQL, Mathematica, R, Python
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Email: me@tarunagarwal.me
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If I may ask, do you have any book which has solutions of some of these hard integrals so that one can get a knack of ways to solve them than just start from first principles like by-parts ? Nntaleb and his twitter followers also often discuss solutions by methods which were not taught in Calculus 2.
It would be great idea to see one such book if it doesn't exist.
I tried that last year, and got worn down by how often I'd Google how to do something and get an answer explaining how recursion works from first principles as opposed to just pointing at the deciding standard library function that did what I needed.
I want to try again this year, do you have any advice for how to get going with Ocaml as someone who has programmed long enough to understand how recursion, linked lists, and all that jazz works, and just wants to figure out how to be productive in the language?
As a reference, my solutions to advent of code in OCaml (without any external libraries) are here https://github.com/kodwx/advent-of-code
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