F#

Intermediate alien Difficulty Resource list Stop 32 / 94 ages teen+

A .NET-based language with focus on functional programming.

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What is it?

F# is in our Programming Languages group, a long list of resources for learning particular programming languages. We only know each item's title, short description and level from our list.

Is it for me?

It is for anyone ready to learn a language. Most items are Intermediate, so some coding experience helps. The Beginner items are the best start, and it suits about age teen+ and up.

Grown-ups: you may need to help install software. Please check the site first.

How to start

Pick a language you have heard of or are curious about.
Open the original site with a grown-up and read the first page.
Type in one tiny example and see what it does.

How much time?

Plan about 65 minutes at a time over about 7 sessions. (estimate)

65 min per session 7 sessions estimate

A plan you can follow

Day 1 30 min Read the first page and run one tiny example.
Week 1 45 min Work through the first few lessons.
Week 2 60 min Write a very short program of your own.
Week 3 60 min Fix one bug and show someone.

Times are estimates. Go at your own speed.

Go to the learning site

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Go to the learning site

https://github.com/fsprojects/awesome-fsharp#readme

On another site. From the list: sindresorhus/awesome · License: CC0-1.0 · Programming Languages

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