
Microsoft: we are finished with F# 5
Microsoft’s F# programming language alongside the latest .NET 5 preview: Microsoft announced : “we are finished with F# 5”
Microsoft’s F# programming language alongside the latest .NET 5 preview: Microsoft announced : “we are finished with F# 5”
In this blog I have some posts about F# because this language seems to be interesting and is becoming popular in some companies. In this post I want to show you the reduce Function in F#.
Installing these templates will add a bunch of new options to dotnet new for both C# and F#
How to create a solution and a project for Azure Functions in F# with Visual Studio 2019
We’ll develop an application for drawing pie charts. The application loads data from a comma-separated value (CSV) file and performs pre-processing in order to calculate the percentage of every item in the data source.
In my previous post, we discussed about immutable data structure. Now, imagine that we want to write a method similar to SumList but that multiplies the numbers rather than adding them. Making this change looks quite easy: we can copy the SumList method and tinker with it. There are only two changes in the modified method: The first change…
An immutable data structure (or object) is a structure whose value doesn’t change after it’s created. When you declare a data structure that contains some values, you store these values in slots, such as a field or value declaration.
Implement a nested function in F#. The function prints squares of the last two arguments using the first argument to format the output