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F# might give you an experience closer to Python but that is still functional programming. This is not just the syntax, but also the community has a pragmatic b
by pharmakom 3y ago
F# might give you an experience closer to Python but that is still functional programming. This is not just the syntax, but also the community has a pragmatic bent. It also has the biggest ecosystem, since it can easily use any .NET library.
For ML, none of these are popular options. However, F# has bindings for Torch that are maintained by Microsoft.
All 3 are great choices though.