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The aims of this Wiki are to provide a place for:
- Some F# Programming notes (basic)
- Some F# Books and Online Journals
- Some F# Applications and Samples
- Some F# Programming notes
And for contributors to this wiki ContributorsPlans.
F# Lists, Arrays and Tuples
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How to mix imperative code and bindings, and related topics
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This file recaps the basic F# types and their associated syntax by example. See also [ObjectModelSyntaxExamples]
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Core F# mostly follows core CAML (well known syntax - see [CoreLanguageSyntaxExamples]). The F# object model syntax is less familiar. Examples follow.
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FAQ on .NET and F# Programming
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Notes on using DllImport attributes to call C directly from F# (by Don Syme, on the F# list)
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Notes on defining and using object-model constructs, e.g. classes
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Notes on heterogeneous collections
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Writing data structures such as sets, trees and maps often requires that they be parameterized by types and fucntions. This tutorial indicates some of the techniques that can be used in F# for this kind of programming.
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F# supports records in the same file having overlapping field names. This raises some issues.
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MLLib is a library that gives a good degree of compatibility with the OCaml 3.06 standard libraries
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The Set module implements sets as binary trees. This is an incredibly useful data structure.
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The Map module implements dictionaries, using binary trees under the hood. This is an incredibly useful data structure.
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Lists are one of the most useful F# data structures
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Q & A scratch pad for those familiar with MATLAB
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F# interactive charting example by Julien Laugel, writing in the F# mailing list
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An example of Excel automation by Julien Laugel, writing in the F# mailing list
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F# and OleDb sample by Stephen Bolding, writing in the F# mailing list
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A simple sample showing how to use the Irrlicht 3D engine from F# (Lars Nilsson, on F# list)
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Concise example code to get you started. Like the .NET Framework Quick Starts, but in F#!
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Don't limit yourslef to a read/evel/print loop - FSI lets you display windows interactively
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An Avalon application that displays 'Hello World' in a Window. Demonstrates the basics of using Avalon from F#.
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A sample showing combinatorial pickling (marshalling) in F#
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Articles and Technical Explanations about the F# language, idioms associated with F#, using .NET libraries from F# and more.
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The use of records in the Map, Set and Hashtbl modules shows some advanced uses of records of functions. This page discusses this topic. Page started by Don Syme.
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Tips on how to build object-like records
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FSI is the command line interactive environment for F#.
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fslex.exe is the lexer generator for F#. It follows the model of the ocamllex lexer
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Quick effective parsers using F# and fsyacc
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F#资源列表（简体中文）
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