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F# Scripting Zen – Word Interop

Edit: Added a ‘comarg’ function to dramatically clean up the syntax for doing COM-interop, since F# will pass ‘ref types’ as byrefs to COM calls. In a previous post I talked about how to take advantage of .FSX (F# Script) files to automate tasks for you.
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Scripting in F#

The thing you hear most about F# is that it is multi-paradigm , meaning that you can use it to code in multiple styles of programming. But F# spans multiple-domains too. F# is not only well suited for quantitative computing, but it is surprisingly well
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Shameless plug - FsTest

Matthew Podwysocki finished putting together a DSL for unit testing . I imagine this only scratches the surface of what you can do with DSLs in F#.   The same approach also works for scripting too, check out this piece of Zen: #light open System.IO
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