F# Fundamentals E-Learning
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✔️ 1 year of 24/7 access to interactive videos, voice instructions, and progress tracking through reports.
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Why choose this training?
F# is a functional programming language used to build secure, efficient, and scalable applications. In this course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of F# programming and how to use it effectively within Visual Studio to create programs and files. You’ll gain in-depth knowledge of functional programming combined with object-oriented programming.
What you will learn:
- F# templates and best practices: Learn how to use templates to create F# programs in Visual Studio.
- Conditional expressions and loops: Master conditional logic and loops in F# to build dynamic applications.
- Exceptions and error handling: Work with error handling and exceptions to develop robust and fault-tolerant programs.
- Access control and signature files: Learn about access control mechanisms and how to write secure applications with F#.
- Generics in F#: Understand and apply generics in F# to write reusable and flexible code.
- Transition to object-oriented programming: Learn how to apply object-oriented concepts within F#'s functional programming context.
Who should take this course?
This course is suitable for:
- Beginner programmers who want to start with F# and functional programming.
- Experienced developers looking to learn F# and integrate it with object-oriented programming.
- Software developers who want to expand their skills in modern programming languages.
- Students seeking to build a strong foundation in F# and functional programming concepts.
Course content
Introducing F# and Programming Functions
Course: 33 Minutes
- Course Introduction
- Introducing F#
- Introducing Functions
- Lambda Expressions and Closures
- Implementing Recursive Functions
Working with Functions
Course: 26 Minutes
- Partial Application in Functions
- Pipelining and Chaining in Functions
- Lazy Evaluation
- Exception Handling
Functional Types and Mutability
Course: 26 Minutes
- Using Tuples
- Enums and Discriminated Unions
- Using the Unit Type
- Managing Mutability
Program Flow Control
Course: 12 Minutes
- Using Conditional Expressions
- Working with Loops
Object Oriented Programming in F#
Course: 37 Minutes
- Working with Classes
- Using Methods
- Using Events
- Using Structures
- Using Fields
Interfaces and Inheritance
Course: 14 Minutes
- Interfaces and Object Expressions
- Implementing Inheritance
Static and Abstract Classes
Course: 12 Minutes
- Using Static Classes
- Working with Abstract Classes
Working with Methods
Course: 13 Minutes
- Using Delegates
- Type Extensions
- Practice: Functions and Objects in F# Programs
Course: 4 Minutes
- Exercise: Create a Stacked Calculator with F#
Access Control, Signature Files, Assertions
Course: 17 Minutes
- Course Introduction
- Using Access Control Specifiers
- Modules, Namespaces, and Signature Files
- Using Assertions
Strings, Collections, and Conversions
Course: 1 Hour
- Handling Strings
- Using Sequences
- Using Arrays
- Using Lists
- Using Sets and Maps
- Casting and Conversion
- Using Type Annotations
- Overloading Operators
Patterns, Null, Options, Units of Measure
Course: 21 Minutes
- Using Match Expressions
- Using Active Patterns
- Using Null Values and Options
- Working with Units of Measure
Generics and Records
Course: 14 Minutes
- Constraining Types
- Using Records
Querying Data
Course: 22 Minutes
- Querying Data
- Manipulating Data
- Querying Multiple Data Sources
The Task Parallel Library
Course: 4 Minutes
- Data and Task Parallelism
Asynchronous and Message-based Programs
Course: 21 Minutes
- Asynchronous Workflows
- Creating an MVVM App with F#
- Message-based Programming
- Using Computational Expressions
Data Visualization
Course: 13 Minutes
- Charting Basics
- Dynamic Charting
Practice: Async Data-driven Apps with F#
Course: 6 Minutes
- Exercise: Developing an MVVM App Using F#
