I got a strange behavior when I used F#. When I use let binding in a module, and if the value is created from a constructor, then it\'s uninitialized when used outside. (I used it from C# using Module
In excel the function call \"=round(12345,-3)\" would resolve to \"12000\".开发者_如何学运维 That is, the -3 rounding parameter allows the application of significant figures before the decimal point.
I tried to catch an Exception but the compiler gives warning: This type test or downcast will always hold
Occasionally, I want to return a mutable collection from a function as a sequence. Upcasting to seq<_> works, but the sequence could be downcasted and modified (not that it usually matters开发者
I\'m trying to deserialize a relative simple JSON string, which looks like: [{ \"FacebookID\": \"00000000000000\",
> (1, 2, 3);; val it : int * int * int = (1, 2, 3) > printfn \"%d\" (1, 2 ,3);; printfn \"%d\" (1, 2 ,3);;
Alright... I\'m getting a bit confused here. The async monad allows you to use let! which will start the computation of the given async method, and suspend the thread, untill the result is available..
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I just finished reading the section on extension members in Framework Design Guidelines 2nd Ed., by Krzysztof Cwalina and Brad Abrams, and didn\'t find an example for this. My question concerns a supe
I\'m working on IronJS, and one of our source files is getting very long. Right now, I\'m trying to get .NET interop working.I\'m adding the TryBinaryOperation method to the Undefined so that C# can
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