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F# is a succinct, expressive, and efficient functional and object-oriented language for .NET

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F# railway style vs lazy seq

The following code is an example of railway-oriented programming that allows a password string to be validated: ...
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Convert environment variables (from linux env cmd) to json (supporting nestedness) in plain F#

I stumbled across something a long while ago, fetching the environments variables from say env under linux (say on a pod via argos), anyway, point is I could fetch ...
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Returning different elements between a Hashtable and list<string> in F#

I have two collections: A list of strings A hashtable ...
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Command line wordle

I am seeking a review of my command line wordle game. Having only recently started exploring functional programming, I expect that there will be no shortage of areas to improve. This is my first ...
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Sieve of Eratosthenes in F#

after looking at the pseudocode for the Sieve of Eratosthenes on wikipedia I tried implementing a similar version using F#. The code runs just fine, that is, it returns all prime numbers up until a ...
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Download and parse XML data from a URL every minute with F#

The purpose This code is intended to achieve the following goals:- Create a hard coded list of lifts, this is pretty static and I add some extra info so I'm ok with this being in the code but I may ...
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Cardinal to ordinal numbers in F# code reuse

I've been experimenting with the F# Bolero environment to learn F# a bit and I was trying to get the hang of pattern matching by generating ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, ...) from cardinal numbers (...
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F# simple monoalphabetic cipher code implementation

I am a new F# programmer, and a student in a security class. As part of my notes, I wrote a small implementation of a monoalphabetic cipher as follows: ...
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Retrying failed calls to a crypto exchange

This code represents logic used to retry failed calls to a crypto exchange: ...
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How to refactor the boolean logic of this F# function?

I have a list of path I want to filter out. I want to keep only paths matching a specific pattern and remove all paths matching another specific pattern. To achieve this I pattern matched on each ...
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What would be this best way to show that my function can accept some specific numbers as input? [closed]

I am writing a credit card generator. I have method GenerateVisa() who will return either a 13 or 16 numbers string. This is the default value but GenerateVisa can ...
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Print each word of a sentence in a new line

this is my first F# program, very simple concept but took me a few minutes to get it. I'm new to functional programming so I'd appreciate if you could have a look ...
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Downloading multiple log files

This code succeeds in downloading log text files from multiple URLs. Can this be made more efficient? ...
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What would be the idiomatic F# way to write optional parameters?

In the context of a library to generate random credit card, it would be nice to let the user the possibility to set some optional options on some cards. Lets take Visa. Two lengths are available: 13 ...
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