Looking at the source in FSharp.Core and PowerPack, I see that a lot of higher-order functions that accept a function with two or more parameters use FSharpFunc.Adapt. For example:
I have never seen a language have exponent or power operator only taking floating point numbers? For example:
I have a function, which can returns different types, and I use discriminated union for this. What I need, is to have conversion from one type in discriminated union to another type.
I have a C# and F# project. Both are supposed to be a service开发者_C百科 layer code. But sometimes, code from both project need to access code in the other project.
I want to have a constructor that is blank and a constructor overload that accepts a parameter and assign it to a public property.
Here is my c# interface: public interface ITemplateService { string RenderTemplate(object model, string templateName);
In F# if I do something like let form = new Form(Text = \"MyForm\") and run it in FSI, the form will display and update normally, and even recieve messages. However, who is pumping the message queue?
I\'m looking for a functional data structure that supports the following operations: Append, O(1) In order iteration, O(n)
I\'ve just started playing with F#, and was wondering whether there is any recommended OR开发者_高级运维M\'s out there, for F#.
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