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Wednesday, December 12, 2007 11:09 AM

Strange Confluence: An Immutable Queue in F#

Jomo Fisher--Reading one of my favorite blogs this morning--Eric Lippert's Fabulous Adventures in Coding--I came across his article on implementing an immutable queue in C#. The funny thing is that just yesterday I wrote exactly the same structure in
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Thursday, October 18, 2007 3:32 PM

The Least a C# Programmer Needs to Know about F# Part I--Implicit Types

Jomo Fisher--A few weeks ago, a fellow C# programmer asked me what the biggest differences between programming in C# and programming in F# are. Since then, I've been building a list of differences. My plan was to write a single article that discussed
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Monday, September 24, 2007 1:09 PM

Adventures in F#--Corecursion

Jomo Fisher--In a prior post I touched on recursion in F#. One of the comments was about mutually recursive functions. The example given was, let f1 a do print a f2 a let f2 a do print a f1 a f1 1 It turns out that this F# doesn't compile because F# scoping
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007 3:55 PM

Adventures in F#--Tail Recursion in Three Languages

Jomo Fisher—Here’s the F# I'm looking at today: #light let rec f n = do printf "%d\n" n f (n+1) f 1 This defines a recursive function 'f' that takes a value 'n' as a parameter. This function prints the value of n to the console and then calls itself with
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