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F# isn't much like C#, and in fact it does suffer a bit for it, as some of the back end causes compromises in the F# language. Mutable fields in records have s
by jackmott 10y ago
F# isn't much like C#, and in fact it does suffer a bit for it, as some of the back end causes compromises in the F# language. Mutable fields in records have secret baggage, functions with arithmetic operators can't be automatically genericized unless you mark them inline, etc
- __s 10y agoMy biggest let down with F# is that NullReferenceException is still a thing. Also a C# function is called as if they're typed to take tuples but then you can't create a tuple & pass it along