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Line 1: ~~{{wrongtitle\|title=F♯ programming language}} ''(This may not be visible in all browsers)''~~ ~~''This article is about the programming language. For info on the musical note F#, see [[musical notation]]~~ '''F#''' (pronounced F sharp) is a mixed [[functional programming\|functional]] and [[Imperative programming\|imperative]] [[programming language]] for the [[Microsoft .NET]] platform. F# was developed by [http://blogs.msdn.com/dsyme/default.aspx Don Syme] at [[Microsoft Research]], and has a core language that is similar to that of the [[Ocaml\|Caml]] language (itself a member of the [[ML programming language]] family).

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