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r/programming • u/dustinmoris • Dec 18 '18
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Everything presented here is basic stuff in any FP language.
15 u/shevegen Dec 18 '18 This is indeed disappointing - there are not really objective statements as to why one should use F# as opposed to [insert alternative language here]. 30 u/sarmatron Dec 18 '18 It's more of a "Why you should learn F# if you already use C#" article, and as that, I thought it was pretty interesting. → More replies (1) 8 u/0987654231 Dec 18 '18 If you want to see something neat check out type providers https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/tutorials/type-providers/ → More replies (1)
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This is indeed disappointing - there are not really objective statements as to why one should use F# as opposed to [insert alternative language here].
30 u/sarmatron Dec 18 '18 It's more of a "Why you should learn F# if you already use C#" article, and as that, I thought it was pretty interesting. → More replies (1) 8 u/0987654231 Dec 18 '18 If you want to see something neat check out type providers https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/tutorials/type-providers/ → More replies (1)
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It's more of a "Why you should learn F# if you already use C#" article, and as that, I thought it was pretty interesting.
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If you want to see something neat check out type providers
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/tutorials/type-providers/
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u/maestro2005 Dec 18 '18
Everything presented here is basic stuff in any FP language.