F# to C# and back
I love F#. It was my first language in the dotnet ecosystem coming from Python As an amateur hobby programmer, I read an article saying that I must learn an OOP language like Java or C# (Peter Norvig - Learn programming in 10 years). Given that I had used several C# based libraries in F#, I thought of learning C# (Did Moshs excellent courses - all three of them in Udemy on C#) My experiences 1. My natural focus seems to be on verbs and data separately when I listen to instructions - "do this, then do that with the result," As I had been programming in python functions - transforming from input arguments to outputs. Forcing myself to think classes and then most of the functions in static classes with pseudo nouns didn't make sense and pulled me away from the requirements [All the railway-oriented programming etc did not bias me as I saw them after the experience] 2. After running "async await run synchronously sequential and parallel" - C# async and await seemed ...
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