ML dates from the 70s and its type system is the inspiration for Haskell's, although Haskell also adds typeclasses (and various Haskell extensions add a bunch of other stuff).
The most widely used versions today are Standard ML and Ocaml, although many languages take inspiration from ML, for example Coq, Haskell, Clean, etc.
ML dates from the 70s and its type system is the inspiration for Haskell's, although Haskell also adds typeclasses (and various Haskell extensions add a bunch of other stuff).
The most widely used versions today are Standard ML and Ocaml, although many languages take inspiration from ML, for example Coq, Haskell, Clean, etc.