[Solved] 1 Ocaml Provide Separate Arithmetic Operators Integer Floating Point Values 2 Briefly Exp Q37203493

1. Why does OCaml provide separate arithmetic operators for integer and floating-point values? 2. a. Briefly explain the difference between physical and structural equality of values in OCaml. b. Briefly compare and contrast your answer in part (a) to the difference between name and structural equivalence of types in type systems. Show transcribed image text 1. Why does OCaml provide separate arithmetic operators for integer and floating-point values? 2. a. Briefly explain the difference between physical and structural equality of values in OCaml. b. Briefly compare and contrast your answer in part (a) to the difference between name and structural equivalence of types in type systems.

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