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F# Recipe #3 – program to find if the number is positive or nega...

May 3, 2017 no comments

Problem Write a program in F# to find if the given number is a positive or negative number. F# program to find if the number is positive or negative. // Learn more about F# at http://DeveloperPublish...

F# Recipe #2 – The type int is not compatible with type unit

May 3, 2017 no comments

Problem When writing your first F# program , you get the following error “The type int is not compatible with type unit”. You need to fix this. Solution The type unit is F#’s versio...

F# Recipe #1 – Display Odd Numbers between 0 and 100 in Console ...

May 3, 2017 no comments

Problem You need to write a F# program to display odd numbers between 0 and 100 in the console window. F# Program to display odd numbers between 0 and 100 in the Console Window. open System [<Entr...

FSIAnyCPU Feature in Visual Studio 2013

August 21, 2014 no comments

In one of my previous blog post , i shared information about the FSharp Interactive features for F# Developers in Visual Studio 2013. The FSI in Visual Studio 2013 has a features called FSIAnyCPU whi...

Using F# Interactive in Visual Studio 2013

August 10, 2014 no comments

If you want to try out some simple F# programs in Visual Studio , you can use the F# Interactive Window which is shipped with F#. This feature lets the developers to test small and simple F# code sn...

Variable Name with apostrophe in F#

August 10, 2014 no comments

Indentation as Program scope in F#

August 10, 2014 no comments

C# uses the flower bracket “{” and “}” to identify the block or scope of the function or program . F# is quite different in the sense that it uses the indentation or tab to id...

Triple-Quoted Strings in F# 3.0

August 5, 2014 no comments

F# supports 3 different types of strings which includes Normal , Verbatim ( @ ) and Triple-Quoted Strings . The first two are similar to what is available in C# . so what is this Triple-Quoted String...