> The most obvious difference between Haskell and F# is somewhat easy to infer from this graph: object oriented constructs. That is to say, OCaml pioneered the

> The most obvious difference between Haskell and F# is somewhat easy to infer from this graph: object oriented constructs. That is to say, OCaml pioneered the use of object oriented data structures in functional programming and F# is it’s direct descendant. Uninsightful. OO in F# is unrelated to OO in OCaml.