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F Sharp for beginners: Modules in F #
List of articles of F Sharp beginner series All the codes you write in F Sharp are by default in a MODULE, regardless of the fact that whether you explicitly define a module or not. Anonymous Module Anonymous module has the same name as of file name with first letter in upper case. Let us … Continue reading
FSharp for beginners: what is List.map function?
List.map function creates a new collection by applying a function to the given collection. Just have a look on below example, When you print r1 you should get the output as 2,3,4,5 Expected output In previous example I explicitly defined the input function. However it is not required, you can use List.map as below, In … Continue reading
FSharp for beginners : Finding Square of Range of Numbers in F#
This post is targeting audience starting with F Sharp. Level: 100 We can fine square of range of numbers in F# using List.Map If you have range of numbers from 1 to 10 declared as below, And a function to calculate square as below, List.Map takes two parameters. It takes a mapping and the list. … Continue reading
Variables and Function in F#
Variable and functions both defined with let construct in F#. Defining a integer variable let a = 2 in a*a ; printfn "%d"a;; System.Console.ReadKey(true); In above snippet we defined a integer variable in F# with let constructs. In F# teypes autemetically get inferred. In above declaration type is automatically get inferred to int. Output The … Continue reading
Loops in F#
In this article we will explore of loops in F#. Start visual studio. Create a new project and from Visual F# tab select F# Application project type. All the basic working of loops is exactly the same as it works in other language While Loop While loops until Boolean predicate value evaluates to false. There … Continue reading
Hello, World F# program
Objective This is very basic article, which will give demonstration on how to write first F# program Step 1 Open visual studio 2010 create new F# application by selecting F# Application project template in Windows tab under Visual F# language category Step 2 In solution explorer, you can see a file Program.fs has been created … Continue reading
