Lately I’ve been playing quite a bit with F#. I have several hobby projects I’m working on that take up a bit of my time. But when I’m not playing around with F# I’m exploring ways to apply certain functional patterns to actual coding on the
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F# has a handy method called Unfold. Think of it as the logical opposite of an Aggregate function. Aggregates take a sequence of elements and convert them to a single element. An unfold method will take a single element and turn it into
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Sorry for the terrible pun in the title. I wanted to blog about developing an F# style Option class for C# and I couldn't resist. The basics of an Option class are very straight forward. It's a class that either has a value or doesn't.
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