By CodeJustin
via geekswithblogs.net
Published: Feb 22 2010 / 09:39
I was reading a blog post by Chris Smith on F#. Firstly, a really good blog post and well worth a read if you are interested in learning the basics of F# as I am.
The first thing that struck me about F# and Chris’s blog was his explanation that in F# there typically wasn’t such a thing as a variable – because of the immutability of the “value” holders.
That doesn’t mean that we don’t get mutable value holders – they are available, but they need to be explicitly declared.
Have a look at the F# code below…
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