F#
F# is a mature, open source, functional-first programming language for tackling programming problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. It is used in a wide range of application areas, particularly analytical components embedded in larger enterprise systems, and is available across multiple platforms.
F# is a functional-first programming language which exploits functional programming in its core language and library constructs. The language includes the standard core tuple/list/option programming of typed functional languages, defaults to immutable data, has non-null data by default, includes type-inference in the Hindley Milner style, has monadic/monoidal syntax through “computation expressions”, has pattern matching, extensible through “active patterns”. The F# compiler is itself written in F#.
Also see the F# Software Foundation’s Home Page.
Developer: The F# Software Foundation and Microsoft
Contact: fsharp@fsharp.org
Number of users: about 350
In use: since 2005
Language: F#
Compilers: Visual F#,
F# (Open Edition)
Line count: 50K.
Availability: Freely distributed for Unix, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and HTML5 at http://fsharp.org
Related publications: see http://fsharp.org
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F#
F# is a mature, open source, functional-first programming language for
tackling programming problems with simple, maintainable and robust
code. It is used in a wide range of application areas, particularly
analytical components embedded in larger enterprise systems, and is
available across multiple platforms.
F# is a functional-first programming language which exploits
functional programming in its core language and library
constructs. The language includes the standard core tuple/list/option
programming of typed functional languages, defaults to immutable data,
has non-null data by default, includes type-inference in the Hindley
Milner style, has monadic/monoidal syntax through “computation
expressions”, has pattern matching, extensible through “active
patterns”. The F# compiler is itself written in F#.
Also see the F# Software Foundation’s Home Page.