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Yes. Exactly. This is like saying visual basic does classes. Sure, it does, but why would you use it like that?
by DanielBMarkham 13y ago
Yes. Exactly. This is like saying visual basic does classes.
Sure, it does, but why would you use it like that?
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- ryeguy 13y agoBecause you're already using C# and it can?
- azth 13y agoCan't you mix C# and F# in the same project though?
- kenjackson 13y agoOften mixing them in the same project will result is much less natural code. The above is pretty straightforward.
- ryeguy 13y agoYes, but that's a bit pointless since you can do the same thing in both languages, it's just F#'s syntax is cleaner.
- sklivvz1971 13y agoNo you can't, you can use two different projects, but it's a bad solution in most cases.