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Jan 22, 2013 - Microsoft Research collaborates with computer scientists at academic and scientific institutions to promote advances in computing technologies and research. Although is a functional language, it supports object programming, too. Home · About Me Post navigation. Jan 22, 2013 - It's only natural, says Judith Bishop, director of Computer Science for Microsoft Research Connections. Mar 12, 2014 - He is a consultant at FPbridge.co.uk, creator of and blogger on F# for Fun and Profit, and the author of Understanding Functional Programming. Aug 7, 2012 - Jon Harrop wrote a nice book, "F# for Scientists." In Chapter 8 of the book, he explained how to time the execution of a function in F#. Tips and Techniques for Data Scientists. Aug 27, 2008 - Mathematica's .NET-Link technology allows Mathematica and .NET programs to interoperate seamlessly. Oct 17, 2012 - Is there a simple way to multiply the items of an array in F#? After years of development, now it's mature. So for example of I want to calculate a Just been reading F# for scientists on the train, looking at the database interops. Oct 9, 2008 - F# was born in Microsoft Research, and its main creator is Don Syme. Mar 13, 2009 - The trick is that tail gets bounded to ( h2 :: _ ), so that the recursive call processes the list starting with h2. May 23, 2010 - Initiate product object with dynamic rating value let p = Product("F# for Scientists",49.95M) do p?Stars <- 5 // Access product's properties let stars = System.Convert.ToInt32(p?Stars) do printf "%s%M %s" p.Name p. This is called a named subpattern, something I discovered in section 1.4.2.2 of F# for Scientists. May 15, 2014 - F# Snippets http://ow.ly/wTsEO #fsharp.