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As the language is dynamically typed, some way to check the type of values would be useful. I suggest using names of the types starting with uppercase letters
{(5..^9){'between 5 and 9 excluding 9'}(9..15){'between 9 and 15, including 15'# should also support fractions(1/4..5/4){'both bounds are inclusive'}}case
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Other useful pattern types would be union pattern and intersection pattern:
e.g. (| (a b) (a _ b)) means either (a b) or (a _ b)
and e.g. (& (Int Str) (a b)) means: (a b), where a is Int and b is Str
As the language is dynamically typed, some way to check the type of values would be useful. I suggest using names of the types starting with uppercase letters
Another useful feature would be
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