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Expand Up @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ There is a comprehensive [Cheat-sheet](#cheat-sheet) at the end.

## The Basics

Define named functions with a [let binding](let-binding.md), parenthesis `()`,
Define named functions with a [let binding](let-binding.md), parentheses `()`,
and an arrow `=>`:

```reason
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The unit argument looks like `()`:

```reason
let launchMissle = () => {
let launchMissile = () => {
someSideEffects();
print_endline("Missles have been launched!");
print_endline("Missiles have been launched!");
};

launchMissle();
launchMissile();
```

## Named Arguments
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```

Reason provides a shorthand syntax for the pattern above. Prefixing a named
argument's value with a question mark at the call site, will pass whatever is
argument's value with a question mark at the call site will pass whatever is
inside of the `Some()`, but if the value is `None`, then the named argument
will not be supplied at all.

Expand All @@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ values too._

#### Referencing Previous Arguments

When defining default values previous arguments may be used:
When defining default values, previous arguments may be used:

```reason
let add = (a, ~b, ~c=a+1, ~d=b+1, ()) => a + b + c + d;
Expand All @@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ add(1, ~b=1, ~c=10, ()); /* 14 */

## No Var-args

This is no way to define a function that accepts a variable number of arguments
There is no way to define a function that accepts a variable number of arguments
in Reason. A workaround can be to accept a list as the final argument.

## Cheat-sheet
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