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Category: F# vs C#

05 Apr 2012
Comparing F# with C#: Downloading a web page
In which we see that F# excels at callbacks, and we are introduced to the 'use' keyword
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04 Apr 2012
Comparing F# with C#: Quicksort
In which we see that F# is more declarative than C#, and we are introduced to pattern matching.
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03 Apr 2012
Comparing F# with C#: A simple sum
In which we attempt to sum the squares from 1 to N without using a loop
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