An Introduction to F# for Functional Programming

Functional programming with F# is much more than writing good code. It is about enjoying writing code quickly and effectively.

by Adam Granicz

August 6, 2008

his series of articles addresses functional programming, the main concepts and differences compared to other paradigms, and how F# helps you get up to speed and produce results. This article quickly lays the groundwork and then guides you on translating and/or interfacing with your existing code.

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An Introduction to F# for Functional Programming

Functional programming with F# is much more than writing good code. It is about enjoying writing code quickly and effectively.

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