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How many people know about F# (or ocaml) ?

Camarade_Tux
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Have you heard about the F# programming language 8 members have voted

  1. 1. Have you heard about the F# programming language

    • (* of course *) let sum a b = a + b in sum 3 4
      0%
      0
    • Know only a tiny bit
      0%
      0
    • Just heard of it : MS's new .net language
      50%
      4
    • I only know somebody who codes/uses F# applications
      0%
      0
    • I already knew ocaml when F# appeared
      12%
      1
    • The one that is banned by every word filter ?
      37%
      3

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Hi,

I am wondering how many people know of/have heard about the F# programming language.

Basically it's the latest programming language in the .net family and has gone official a few months ago.

It's really sheer curiosity : we, ocaml users, are wondering how much is this language used (f# is based on ocaml).

You may see this google trends chart for "ocaml", "f#", "xul".

Also, any comment on what you think about it and how you may have come to know it is appreciated. Thanks. :)

PS : please don't move to "programming languages", it's really not that specific.

Edited by Camarade_Tux

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