Apples And Oranges

published 4 months, 17 days ago, submitted by JOELROXOR 4 months, 18 days ago

diditwith.net — "[A] recent blog post caused quite a stir on the F# mailing list. The post presents two solutions for Project Euler Problem 14: one in C# and the other in F#. The C# version clearly is hand-optimized for speed (and is indeed very fast), but the F# solution isn't. Instead, the F# code appears to be written with elegance and brevity in mind. Robert Pickering presented a challenge to create a faster F# solution, and the F# mailing list (which had been dormant for a couple of weeks) literally exploded with ideas. . . ." read more...

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I've got 99 Problems But a Glitch Ain't One : Problems 1-10 (F#)

submitted by JOELROXOR 4 months, 26 days ago

frickinsweet.com — The first milestone: Solutions to Problems 1-10 of Dr. Werner Hett's 99 Problems in F#. read more...

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I've got 99 Problems But a Glitch Ain't One : Problem 6 (F#)

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frickinsweet.com — Solution to Problem #6 of 99 Problems in F#. Finding out whether or not a list is a palindrome. read more...

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F# with Project Euler: Freakin' awesome

submitted by JOELROXOR 6 months, 15 days ago

frickinsweet.com — In the past few weeks, as I've written on this here weblog, I've been trying my darndest to learn F#. So far, I've been reading Expert F# by Don Syme, Adam Granicz, and Antonio Cisternino; THE book on F# written by the inventor of F# (If you're at all interested, grab it). While I'm definitely not an expert on the matter yet, hopefully this will help someone, somewhere along the line. . . . read more...

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