F# From the Ground Up

F# From the Ground Up, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.32, with 51 lectures, based on 944 reviews, and has 3628 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to install .NET and Visual Studio Code for use with F# on Windows. Learn how to create and run .NET F# programs from scratch Learn to use F# data types such as Records and Option types to model data Learn to leverage F# collection functions to build data processing pipelines. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner software developers or Software developers with experience in other languages such as C#, Visual Basic, JavaScript, Java or Python It is particularly useful for Beginner software developers or Software developers with experience in other languages such as C#, Visual Basic, JavaScript, Java or Python.

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Summary

Title: F# From the Ground Up

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.32

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to install .NET and Visual Studio Code for use with F# on Windows.

Learn how to create and run .NET F# programs from scratch

Learn to use F# data types such as Records and Option types to model data

Learn to leverage F# collection functions to build data processing pipelines.

Who Should Attend

Beginner software developers

Software developers with experience in other languages such as C#, Visual Basic, JavaScript, Java or Python

Target Audiences

Beginner software developers

Software developers with experience in other languages such as C#, Visual Basic, JavaScript, Java or Python

Whether it’s your first programming language or your twenty-first, F# will transform your experience as a software developer. Requiring nothing more than basic computer literacy, this course teaches you how to write software in F#.

Topics include:

Setting up your environment ? Installing .NET ? Installing Visual Studio Code ? Creating, building and running a console program ? Declaring values and functions ? Working with arrays, lists and other collections ? Conditional branching and looping ? Record types ? Handling missing data with Option types ? Object Orientation ? The magic of discriminated unions and pattern matching ? Generics ? Forward piping ? Higher order functions ? Lambda expressions

The course uses the free editor VS Code, which the course shows you how to install. The only thing you’ll need is a computer running Windows (8, 10 or later).

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR LINUX AND MACOS USERS

This course originally supported all three operating systems: Windows, Linux and MacOS. However the latest version of .NET, version 5, appears to have broken the toolchain for Linux. It will take me some time to establish whether MacOS still works. For this reason I have withdrawn the sections of the course which deal with installation for Linux and MacOS. I may restore these sections in future if the issues are mitigated. Please forgive any lingering references in the course to Linux and MacOS.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up Your Environment

Lecture 3: Setting up an IDE on Windows

Lecture 4: Install the Bracket Pair Colorizer Extension

Chapter 2: Start F# Programming

Lecture 1: Your First F# Program

Lecture 2: Viewing Source Files with VS Code

Lecture 3: Your First F# Program and Viewing Source Files Recap

Lecture 4: Running and Debugging Programs

Chapter 3: Control Flow

Lecture 1: Conditional Branching with If/Else

Lecture 2: Conditional Branching with If/Else – Recap

Lecture 3: Loops and Iteration

Lecture 4: Loops and Iteration – Recap

Chapter 4: Forward Piping

Lecture 1: Forward Piping

Lecture 2: Forward Piping – Recap

Chapter 5: Collection Functions

Lecture 1: Collection Functions Part 1

Lecture 2: Collection Functions Part 1 – Recap

Chapter 6: Record Types

Lecture 1: Record Types

Lecture 2: Record Types – Recap

Chapter 7: Missing Data

Lecture 1: Missing Data

Lecture 2: Missing Data – Recap

Chapter 8: Arguments and Parameters

Lecture 1: Arguments and Parameters

Lecture 2: Arguments and Parameters – Recap

Chapter 9: Project Organization

Lecture 1: Organizing Projects into Files

Lecture 2: Organizing Projects into Files – Recap

Chapter 10: Discriminated Unions and Pattern Matching

Lecture 1: Discriminated Unions

Lecture 2: Discriminated Unions – Recap

Lecture 3: Pattern Matching

Lecture 4: Pattern Matching – Recap

Chapter 11: Error Handling

Lecture 1: Handling Exceptions

Lecture 2: Handling Exceptions – Recap

Chapter 12: Generics

Lecture 1: Generics

Lecture 2: Generics – Recap

Chapter 13: More on Collection Functions

Lecture 1: Collection Functions Part 2

Lecture 2: Collection Functions Part 2 – Recap

Chapter 14: Arrays

Lecture 1: Creating and Populating Arrays

Lecture 2: Creating and Populating Arrays – Recap

Chapter 15: Sequences

Lecture 1: Sequences

Lecture 2: Sequences – Recap

Lecture 3: Creating Sequences

Lecture 4: Creating Sequences – Recap

Chapter 16: Lookups

Lecture 1: Dictionaries

Lecture 2: Dictionaries – Recap

Lecture 3: F# Maps

Lecture 4: F# Maps – Recap

Chapter 17: Object Orientation

Lecture 1: Object Orientation and Classes

Lecture 2: Object Orientation and Classes – Recap

Chapter 18: F# Lists

Lecture 1: F# Lists

Lecture 2: F# Lists – Recap

Chapter 19: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Kit Eason
Software Developer

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3 stars: 43 votes

4 stars: 287 votes

5 stars: 605 votes

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