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Working with Windows Forms and Controls,visual editors, in particular to build GUIs by assembling .. Applications, however, often need drawing capabilities for displaying and manipulating data, which requires custom programming to augment available controls. In this chapter, we discuss how to develop graphical applications with F# and why

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Working with Symbolic Representations,large that one has a hard time imagining the quantity they represent. You can solve equations, multiply polynomials, approximate functions using series, and differentiate or integrate numerically or symbolically—all of which are a few everyday examples of using symbols in mathematics.

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Working with Data,ecords, or objects; collections of smaller pieces of data represented as lists, sets, arrays, or sequences; XML strings with tags describing the shape and kind of data; or data coming from relational or object-oriented databases, just to name a few.

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Debugging and Testing F# Programs,ecause programs built using functional techniques tend to be highly compositional, building correct programs out of correct building blocks. Functional programming style, moreover, avoids or substantially reduces the use of side effects in the program, one property that makes programs more compositi

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Designing F# Libraries,eed more than a knowledge of the F# language; you will also need to use a range of software engineering tools and methodologies wisely to let you build software that is truly valuable for the situation where it is deployed. We touched on some important tools in the previous chapter. In this final ch

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e, take the simple language of arithmetic expressions and algebra that you learned in high-school mathematics, made up of named variables such as . and . and composite expressions such as ., and .. For the purposes of this chapter, this language can have a number of manifestations:

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VI Operationalisierung und Methodenmix,ta, which requires custom programming to augment available controls. In this chapter, we discuss how to develop graphical applications with F# and why the functional traits of the language suit the event-driven programming paradigm typical of GUIs.

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Erkenntnisse der qualitativen Folgeerhebung,d software that is truly valuable for the situation where it is deployed. We touched on some important tools in the previous chapter. In this final chapter, we look at some of the methodological issues related to F# library design. In particular: