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Organizing, Annotating, and Quoting Code,, it’s also important that you understand the scope of a module, as well as how it will be initialized and executed. You can learn more about these two concepts in the in “Module Scope” and “Module Execution” sections.

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User Interfaces,first choice you need to make is whether you want to build a desktop application; an application that runs locally and uses a series of windows and controls to display information to the user; or a web application, where you define the application’s interface in HTML, which is then rendered by a browser.

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Introduction,ore Fortran. The second, Lisp, was invented in 1958, a year before Cobol. Both Fortran and Cobol are imperative (or procedural) languages, and their immediate success in scientific and business computing made imperative programming the dominant paradigm for more than 30 years. The rise of the object

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Imperative Programming,out some kind of state change. F# does not require that you program in a stateless fashion. It allows you to use . identifiers whose values can change over time. F# also has other constructs that support imperative programming. You’ve already seen some in Chapter 3. Any example that wrote to the con

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