expected_output_01

Compiling a_guided_tour.erl	OK
Compiling main.erl	OK
Sweets acquired!

caramel_as_a_calculator
7
2
9.5
100
true
7
14
7
21
8

functions_and_type_inference
4
16
0.5714285714285714
4
6
4
6
<<"loooooong">>
4
true

tuples
{3,<<"three">>}
{3,<<"four">>,5.0}
3
<<"three">>
8
35.79511139806664

lists
[<<"Caramel">>,<<"Perl">>,<<"C">>]
3
[7,4,1]
[<<"French">>,<<"Spanish">>,<<"Caramel">>,<<"Perl">>,<<"C">>]
[<<"Caramel">>,<<"Perl">>,<<"C">>]
[{<<"Caramel">>,<<"Perl">>,<<"C">>}]
{1,2,3}
[1,2,3]
[1,2,3,4,5,6]
<<"English">>
<<"English">>
<<"Caramel">>
6
[1,2,3,4,1]
14
56

options
{some,2}
none
[<<"Hello_World.TXT">>,<<"Hello_World.txt">>,<<"Hello_World">>]
[<<"Hello_World.txt">>,<<"Hello_World.txt">>,<<"Hello_World">>]

records_and_variants
#{x => 3.0,y => -4.0}
false
true

imperative_programming
Probably none of imperative parts of OCaml are supported in Caramel, that's fine
<<"a">>
Summing up total, enter floats (e.g. 3.0) in separate lines, to finish use ctrl + d:
Total: 2.5