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AFAICT, this is kind of true for a lot of F#: F# is where they do the experimentation, C# is where they do the more heavily engineered "fast" version.
by moomin 8y ago
AFAICT, this is kind of true for a lot of F#: F# is where they do the experimentation, C# is where they do the more heavily engineered "fast" version.
- falcrist 8y agoThat seems to be true at least to some extent. However, there are some noteworthy parts of the two languages that seem to be intentionally different. For example, F# optimizes tail recursion while C# doesn't.
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