Usually F# programs don’t have entry point which means everything is executed from top to bottom, but in case of console applications like this there is special annotation that marks function as entry point.

Start the console application with: dotnet run -project.

Now lets add our console application to the solution: dotnet sln.

Create new console application: dotnet new console -n -lang F#.

The command for creating new SLN file is: dotnet new sln -n.

Open PowerShell / Terminal to that location.

First create folder where you will put you solution.

Since we are going to use VS Code, I’ll try to use as musch as I can dotnet CLI. Also the official documentation is at F# Guide and F# Language Reference Creating new project And if you want to try out the language without installing anything you can always go to Try F#.

You can find a lot of code snippets at F# Snippets. Note: These tutorials will be presented in Visual Studio Code on Windows Resources There is a very comprehensive guide on the official site, so I will just post the links here. You can read more about it at Wikipedia and F# Software Foundation. F# is a meta language and is implementation of OCaml for. F# is developed by F# Software Foundation and Microsoft. Part 3 - Sample App: Consuming REST serviceį# is mature, open source, cross-platform, functional programming language.

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