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What does this F# code look like in Erlang – Part 4 of N

Related Posts Part 1 Part 2 Part 3   Here I will look at how some commonly used functions in F#’s List module might be translated to Erlang using Erlang’s equivalent – the lists module.   List.append F#:         let newList = List.append [ 1..5 ] [ 6..10 ] Erlang:   NewList = lists:append([ 1, 2, 3, …

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What does this F# code look like in Erlang – Part 3 of N

Related Posts Part 1 Part 2 Part 4   Throwing Exceptions In F#, you can define a custom exception type by creating a type that inherit from System.Exception or using the lightweight exception syntax to define them with the same syntax as discriminated unions. You can throw exceptions in F# using the raise keyword or …

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What does this F# code look like in Erlang – Part 1 of N

Brushing up on Erlang again having spent so much time with F# since I last looked at Erlang, it’s startling how much parallels I see between the two languages in terms of features and syntax, and I’m sure it’s no coincidence To help myself and other F# programmers who’re curious about Erlang get started more …

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