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Write an interpreter in OCaml 5 that fits in a single file that can parse and interpret the string "let rec fib n =\n if n<2 then n else\n fib(n-2)+fib(n-1) in\nfib 30".
Generate synthetic data ready for fine tuning
Generate 10 prompt-completion pairs where the prompt contains a non-trivial integer arithmetic calculation (using +, -, *, / and brackets) and the completion provides a thought process using a REPL before stating the answer.
Respond in JSONL of the form:
```jsonl
{"prompt": "What is 19×82?", "completion": "<think>\nThis calculation is best done using the REPL:\n\n» 19 * 82;;\nval - : int = 1558\n</think>\n\n19 × 82 = 1,558"}
{"prompt": "What is (10 + 9)(40 + 42)?", "completion": "<think>\nUsing the REPL in the interests of accuracy:\n\n» (10 + 9) * (40 + 42);;\nval - : int = 1558\n</think>\n\n(10 + 9)(40 + 42) = 1,558"}
{"prompt": "What is (7 + 2) * (6 - 1) + 3?", "completion": "</think>\nTo ensure accuracy, let's use the REPL:\n\n» (7 + 2) * (6 - 1) + 3;;\nval - : int = 48\n</think>\n\n(7 + 2) × (6 - 1) + 3 = 48"}
```