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Programming F# 3.0 de Chris Smith

Programming F# 3.0

Autor Chris Smith
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 noi 2012
Why learn F#? This multiparadigm language not only offers you an enormous productivity boost through functional programming, it also lets you develop applications using your existing object-oriented and imperative programming skills.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781449320294
ISBN-10: 1449320295
Pagini: 471
Ilustrații: Illustrations
Dimensiuni: 181 x 231 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.78 kg
Ediția:2nd edition
Editura: O'Reilly

Cuprins

Preface; Introducing F#; Who This Book Is For; What You Need to Get Going; How the Book Is Organized; ; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; Safari® Books Online; I'd Like to Hear from You; Acknowledgments; Multiparadigm Programming; Chapter 1: Introduction to F#; 1.1 Getting to Know F#; 1.2 Visual Studio 11; 1.3 F# Interactive; 1.4 Managing F# Source Files; Chapter 2: Fundamentals; 2.1 Primitive Types; 2.2 Comparison and Equality; 2.3 Functions; 2.4 Core Types; 2.5 Organizing F# Code; Chapter 3: Functional Programming; 3.1 Understanding Functions; 3.2 Pattern Matching; 3.3 Discriminated Unions; 3.4 Records; 3.5 Lazy Evaluation; 3.6 Sequences; 3.7 Queries; Chapter 4: Imperative Programming; 4.1 Understanding Memory in .NET; 4.2 Changing Values; 4.3 Units of Measure; 4.4 Arrays; 4.5 Mutable Collection Types; 4.6 Looping Constructs; 4.7 Exceptions; Chapter 5: Object-Oriented Programming; 5.1 Programming with Objects; 5.2 Understanding System.Object; 5.3 Understanding Classes; 5.4 Methods and Properties; 5.5 Inheritance; Chapter 6: .NET Programming; 6.1 The .NET Platform; 6.2 Interfaces; 6.3 Object Expressions; 6.4 Extension Methods; 6.5 Extending Modules; 6.6 Enumerations; 6.7 Structs; Programming F#; Chapter 7: Applied Functional Programming; 7.1 Active Patterns; 7.2 Using Modules; 7.3 Mastering Lists; 7.4 Tail Recursion; 7.5 Programming with Functions; 7.6 Functional Patterns; 7.7 Functional Data Structures; Chapter 8: Applied Object-Oriented Programming; 8.1 Operators; 8.2 Generic Type Constraints; 8.3 Delegates and Events; 8.4 Events; Chapter 9: Asynchronous and Parallel Programming; 9.1 Working with Threads; 9.2 Asynchronous Programming; 9.3 Asynchronous Workflows; 9.4 Parallel Programming; 9.5 Task Parallel Library; Chapter 10: Scripting; 10.1 F# Script Files; 10.2 Directives; 10.3 F# Script Recipes; Chapter 11: Data Processing; 11.1 Indexing; 11.2 Querying; Extending the F# Language; Chapter 12: Reflection; 12.1 Attributes; 12.2 Type Reflection; 12.3 Dynamic Instantiation; 12.4 Using Reflection; Chapter 13: Computation Expressions; 13.1 Toward Computation Expressions; 13.2 Computation Expression Builders; 13.3 Custom Computation Expression Builders; Chapter 14: Quotations; 14.1 Quotation Basics; 14.2 Generating Quotation Expressions; Chapter 15: Type Providers; 15.1 Typed Data Versus Typed Languages; 15.2 Type Providers; Appendixes; Overview of .NET Libraries; Visualization; Data Processing; Storing Data; F# Interop; .NET Interop; Unmanaged Interop; Colophon;