F# is a succinct, expressive and efficient functional and object-oriented language for .NET, which helps you write simple code to solve complex problems. It is a descendant from the ML family of programming languages. For more information about F#, visit the F# homepage at MSDN. See also Getting ...
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Symbolic derivative in C#
I have translated the following F# code to C# and would appreciate constructive criticism. This code computes the symbolic derivative of the expression f(x)=x³-x-1:
type Expr =
| Int of int
| Var ...
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Lots of similar classes F#
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I have a game that has a board,
as some IMoves which are applies to the board to turn it into a new one.
there are two placement moves
Raise - remove one piece, and place another
Place - just ...
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F# Djikstras shortest path implementation
I'm just getting my feet wet with F#, by implementing some simple algorithms. First up: Djikstras shortest path.
There is one piece I've written in this code which confuses me as to why it works: the ...
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How can this functional implementation of Kadane's algorithm be improved?
Some time ago I posted on Stack Overflow an imperative C# implementation of Kadane's algorithm for finding a subarray with maximum sum. Then I considered implementing the same functionally in F# and ...
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F# basic neural network
I just programmed a basic neural network in F# to learn the logical OR function. As I am very new to F# and especially functional programming, I did it the imperative way. And even tho it works, I ...
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F# String Calculator - I am just Learning F#
This is some of my first real F# code ever. I have done a bit of reading and watched a few videos however. I chose to do a code kata for string calculator to try it out.
I am pretty happy with this, ...
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Review an asynchronous/message-oriented library actor
I'd like to get input on a F# actor that coordinates receives around a blocking message buffer. The actor is a piece of code that continuously tries to fetch messages from Azure Service Bus.
(*
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Immutable pure data classes with public setters on properties
I'm putting together some classes as a model for some information (that I'm currently pulling from a website).
The classes are implemented in C# - because in the current version of F# there are no ...
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Using a Function to emulate F# Match in C#
So this was inspired by:
this question
But doesn't actually answer it:
What do you think of:
public class Case<TRes>
{
public Case(bool condition, Func<TRes> result)
{
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Deleting from Red Black Tree in F#
Yes I'm very slowly making my way through Purely Functional Data Structures. So I went through the section on Red Black Trees. What he presents is amazingly concise, except for the fact that he didn't ...
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Is there any way to improve (shorten) this F# code?
I have a very good grasp of the syntax and features of F# as well as some of the concepts that mesh well with the language. However, I do not have enough experience writing it to feel comfortable that ...
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Approach to programmatically building hierarchical GUI components
At work I am developing an application using hand-coded Swing, and I've found that I have an easier time reading, writing, and maintaining hierarchical component creation using code blocks like:
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Can anyone offer tips on making code more performant and more functional
The following block of code needs to be as fast as possible as it likely to be called many 1000s of times in a run. I am also conscious that my thinking style is leaning towards a more procedural ...
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What do you think of my Map implementation?
Just as a refresher I put together a simple Map implementation and I would love to get some feedback on it.
open System
open System.Collections.Generic
type Node<'a, 'b when 'a : comparison> = ...
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How can I make this F# more functional?
I am currently learning myself a little F# and have written the following code to practice.
The code uses the Mono.Cecil library to inject some IL at the start of every method in each .net assembly ...
