It's an overgeneralisation. If you try and turn F# into Haskell at home you may run into that problem. F# is functional first language so if an object oriente

It's an overgeneralisation. If you try and turn F# into Haskell at home you may run into that problem. F# is functional first language so if an object oriented or procedural solution is the right call the options right there when you need it.