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Category Archives: F#
FastSharp 2.0
I just released a new version of my FastSharp program. Download it or View the source code This release contains some notable enhancements: Support for multiple languages C# Visual Basic F# Pers…
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Regex based Lexer with F#
This lexer allows you to define your regular expression based rules in a very declarative way using F# computation expressions. open Lexer let definitions = lexerDefinitions { do! addNextlineDefinition “NEWLINE” @”(\n\r)|\n|\r” do!…
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A functional take on console program loop in F#
Often when learning a new technology I start with a simple console application in which the program is run in a loop it continues to prompt you for more input until you give some command like quit or exit or whatever you choose: Enter input: someInput…
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Parameterized State Transformer Monad in F#?
I have have been playing around with F# and I decided to create a state monad. This worked out really well since I was able to leverage the F# computation expressions. I then decided to try to extend this and make it more general by creatin…
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Parameterized State Transformer Monad in F#?
I have have been playing around with F# and I decided to create a state monad. This worked out really well since I was able to leverage the F# computation expressions. I then decided to try to extend this and … Continue reading
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I started playing with F#…
I decided to do some Project Euler problems using F#. So here is my first one, Problem # 31. Nothing in this solution really shows off anything special about F# but you have to start somewhere ;) 1: #light 2: … Continue reading
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