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Beginning F# Robert Pickering
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In the past couple of posts, I covered extension everything in F#. Right from the start * A listen to your friends? I must admit that you have to learn how to love F#, it's not that often love at first sight, because you just can't figure out what is going on. An introductory look at record types, a useful F# language feature. Discover the power of F# by writing a complete card-shuffling program in only 92 lines of code. It takes patience and the willingness to try on lots of things. F# F# G# G# A Listen to yourself! I've long been hoping for Microsoft to take steps towards making F# a first class member of its programming language product family. B C# (to point it out) A if this the end. We goal, in conjunction with Don Syme's expert manual, to have the most extensive and complete set of F# books obtainable and Beginning F# is a cornerstone e-book for individuals searching for these kinds of a tutorial. I think now we're beginning to get a feel for how expressions and tuples can help us avoid the need for mutable state, now let's take a tour of other immutable types in F#. Figuring out how clothes should fit can be quite a process, especially if you're still in the beginning stages of reworking your style and building a leaner wardrobe. Regional theater premiere of the Broadway hit "The Mother-F#©*&R With the Hat" by Stephen Adly Guirgis. C# B then let's trace the beginning. Congratulations on having reached the "end of the beginning"! Previews begin tonight at the theater. That was the challenge for Hartford's TheaterWorks when it landed the U.S. This allows me to extend .NET types with such things as extension static and instance methods, properties, properties with indexers, events and so on. Now with the inclusion of F# within Visual Studio.NET 2010 and the backing of Microsoft, it has now found its place in the world of mainstream programming. C# B (i don't wanna know) A this time use your head. With Beginning F#, you have a companion that that will help you explore F# and functional programming in a .NET environment.