Microsoft Visual F# Application Programming

Microsoft Visual F# Programming

F# is a computer programming language researched and developed by Microsoft. This website provides lessons and turials to create console and graphical applications using the F# language.

This web site teaches F# as a computer language. The lessons show how to create console application and interactions.

Classes

Properties of a Class

Interfaces

Introduction

IComparable

IFormatProvider

IList

Built-In Classes

Object

Random

Date/Time Values

Windows Controls

Browse For Folder	Button	Check Box	Checked List Box	Color Dialog Box
Combo Box	Data Grid View	Date Picker	Domain Up-Down	Group Box
Label	Link Label	List Box	List View	Masked Text Box
Month Calendar	Numeric Up-Down	Open Dialog Box	Panel	Progress Bar
Picture Box	Radio Button	Rich Text Box	Save Dialog Box	Scroll Bars
Split container	Tab Control	Text Box	Tick Counter	Time Picker
Timer		Track Bar		Tree View

	Projects	Functions		Data Types

Introduction	Introduction	Applying Values	Introduction
Namespaces	Topics on Functions	Function Values	Mutable Variables
Modules	Recursion	Compositing Functions	Reference Cells
Libraries	Inline Functions	Pipelining Functions	Unit
	Lambda Expressions		Strings

	Applications		Conditions	Topics

Main Menu	Boolean Values	Program Entry Point
Context Menus	Conjunctions	Enumerations
SDI/MDI Applications	Disjunctions	Pattern Matching
Toolbars	Assertion	Active Patterns
Status Bars		Delegates
Online Help

Forms	Records			F# Collections	Collections Classes

Introduction	Introduction to Records	Tuples	Generics
Message Boxes	Records & Functions	Sequences	List Class
Dialog Boxes	Records & Enumerations	Sets
The Icon of a Form	Records & Pattern Matching	Maps
Form's Control Box	Mutually Recursive Records
Form's Start Position	Built-In Records: Reference Cells	Indexed Properties

	F# Lists	F# Arrays		File Processing

Introduction	Emptiness [] \| Cons ::	Introduction	Append	Init	Sub	Introduction
Skip Range	Contenation @	Arrays & Functions	Choose	Iter	Sum	Files Operations
mutable	choose \| filter	Arrays & Records	Filter	Pick	To Array	Drives & Directories
Lists and Functions	Partitioning \| Sorting	Arrays & Tuples	Find	Reverse		Serialization
Lists and Tuples		Arrays & Classes	For All	Set

	XML	Visual F# Topics		Graphics	Bitmaps/Pictures

Introduction to XML	Properties of Windows Controls	Introduction to Brushes	Introduction to Bitmaps
Introduction to Elements	Inheritance and Windows Controls	Introduction to Drawing	Copying a Picture
Operations on Elements	Exception Handling	Delegates	Mirroring a Picture
The Attributes of an Element		Introduction	Scaling a Picture
Characteristics of XML		Action Delegates	Flipping a Picture
XPath		Function Delegates	Rotating a Picture

Keywords

abstract	and (Classes)	and (Records)	Assert	base	begin (if)	begin (Method)	byte
char	class	decimal	default	delegate	do (Functions)	do (for Loop)	double
downcast	downto	elif	else	end (Method)	exception	extern	false
finally	float	float32	for	fun	function	if	in
inherit	inline	int	int16	int64	interface	internal	let
match	member	module	mutable	namespace	new	not	null
of	open	or	override	private	public	rec	sbyte
single	static	struct	then	to	true	try	type
uint16	uint32	upcast	use	val	when	while	with
	as	bool		yield	uint64	done

Operators in F#

'	"	:	::	=	%	\	/
\| (Bitwise)	\| (Matching Pattern)	! (Reference Cells)	^^^	:=	:?	:> (Up-Cast)	:> (Generics)
\|\|\|	\|\|	**	_ (Functions)	_ (Generics)	>>	:?>	->
<	<<	<=	>	>=	<>	<<<	<-
\|>	<\|	()	..			&&	&&&

	Windows Controls Examples

Algebra	Compound Interest	Elementary Addition
Percentage Conversion	Movie Review	Depreciation: Unit of Production
The Color Selector	Road System Database	This is a technique to calculate the depreciation of a machine based on criteria such as the number of products manufactured, the number of miles driven, the number of hours operated, etc.
Loan Processing	Password Validation	Increasing/Decreasing Circles
	This application is used to check the characters and characteristics of a password, such as the number of lowercase or uppercase letters, the number of digits, and the number of symbols.

Started on Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Alexa 05/03/2015: 20,139,196; 10/03/2015: 17,512,758 25/03/2015: 15,851,621; 24/05/2015: 21,683,969
29 October 2015: 6,874,086

	Example Applications

Application Name	XML
Fun Department Store	FunDS
Road System Database	RSD


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