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Can you back this up with some examples ? I feel it is exactly the opposite. For loops, mutable dictionary, in place updates to name a few imperative things you
by StreamBright 7y ago
Can you back this up with some examples ? I feel it is exactly the opposite. For loops, mutable dictionary, in place updates to name a few imperative things you can do with easy in F#
- juststeve 7y agoBut the .Net framework is mostly implemented C# / classes, so your F# code will always need to reference those objects from the stack which may be null etc. This is why I think MS is still building C# becuase a rewrite of .NET to pure f# is not worth it. My 2c.