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Exploring the FSharp Language Series

Throughout this series, I explore the F# (pronounced F Sharp) language as a beginner. Perhaps you're just like me in that you've never worked with the F# language before but you are very curious about it. You may not understand the hype you've been hearing about so-called functional languages. But that's OK. If you want to learn along with me, that would be great.

Along the way, I welcome your comments and feedback, both to instruct me and other readers. The series index follows.

Enjoy.

Kevin Hazzard's Exploring the F# Language Series Index

Part 1 - What is F#?
Part 2 - Installation and Configuration
Part 3 - Functional Programming
Part 4 - Imperative Features
Part 5 - Recursion (coming soon)
Part 6 - Compilation and Deployment (coming soon)
Part 7 - Benchmarking and Performance (coming soon)