Learn - F Sharp

About Learn - F Sharp Android App

✴ F# (pronounced F sharp) is a strongly typed, multi-paradigm programming language that encompasses functional, imperative, and object-oriented programming methods. F# is most often used as a cross-platform Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) language, but it can also generate JavaScript and graphics processing unit (GPU) code. ✴

► This App has been designed for beginners in F#, providing the basic to advanced concepts of the subject.✦

【Topics Covered in this App are Listed Below】

⇢ Overview

⇢ Environment Setup

⇢ Program Structure

⇢ Basic Syntax

⇢ Data Types

⇢ Variables

⇢ Operators

⇢ Decision Making

⇢ Loops

⇢ Functions

⇢ Strings

⇢ Options

⇢ Tuples

⇢ Records

⇢ Lists

⇢ Sequences

⇢ Sets

⇢ Maps

⇢ Discriminated Unions

⇢ Mutable Data

⇢ Arrays

⇢ Mutable Lists

⇢ Mutable Dictionary

⇢ Basic IO

⇢ Generics

⇢ Delegates

⇢ Enumerations

⇢ Pattern Matching

⇢ Exception Handling

⇢ Classes

⇢ Structures

⇢ Operator Overloading

⇢ Inheritance

⇢ Interfaces

⇢ Events

⇢ Modules

⇢ Namespaces

⇢ Are you an experienced C#, Java or Python developer?

⇢ Functional Koans - F#

⇢ Data Science with F#

⇢ Five principles of good F# cod

⇢ Organizing code

⇢ Sort open statements topologically

⇢ Use classes to contain values that have side effects

⇢ Error management

⇢ Type inference and generics

⇢ General guidelines

⇢ Guidelines for F#-facing libraries

⇢ Object, Type, and Module design

⇢ Lists, Arrays, and Sequences

⇢ Pattern Matching

⇢ Differences Between the Interactive, Scripting and Compiled Environments

⇢ Create a Type Provider

⇢ Rules and Limitations

⇢ Type Provider Security

⇢ Visual F# Development Environment Features

⇢ Code and Text Editor Features

⇢ IntelliSense Features

⇢ Debugging Features

⇢ Additional Tools

⇢ Using F# on Azure

⇢ Create an F# Script and Start F# Interactive

⇢ Change the contents of a queued message

⇢ Symbol and Operator Reference

⇢ F# - Values

⇢ F# - Types

⇢ Inference of Parameter and Return Types

⇢ F# - Results

⇢ F# - Abstract Classes

⇢ F# - Object Expressions

⇢ F# - Signatures

⇢ F# - Code Quotations