F# – Records
An F# Records is similar to a tuple, however, it contains named fields. For example, type website = { title : string; url : string } Defining F# Records A record is…
F# – Tuples
An F# tuples is a comma-separated collection of values. These are used for creating ad hoc data structures, which group together related values. For example, (“Zara Ali”, “Hyderabad”, 10) is a 3-tuple…
F# – Options
The F# options type in F# is used in calculations when there may or may not exist a value for a variable or function. Option types are used for representing optional values…
F# – Strings
In F# Strings, the string type represents immutable text as a sequence of Unicode characters. F# Strings Literals String literals are delimited by the quotation mark (") character. Some special…
Router Update URL with replaceState Instead
You can prevent from adding an item to your browser's history by using the replaceState transition. You can specify this by using the queryParams configuration hash on the Route and opt into…
Router Opting Into a Full Transition
You can use the optional queryParams configuration when a controller query parameter property changes to opt into a full transition by setting the refreshModel config property to true. The transitionTo or link-to arguments will change in…
Tree Data Structure (Case Study)
In this guide, we will discuss Tree Data Structure in Prolog. So far we have seen different concepts of logic programming in Prolog. Now we will see one case study…
D Programming – Classes & Objects
This topic is about D Programming - Classes & Objects. Classes are the central feature of D programming that supports object-oriented programming and are often called user-defined types. A class…
D Programming – Static members of a class
This topic is about D Programming - Static members of a class. We can define class members static using static keyword. When we declare a member of a class as static it…
D Programming – Pointer to classes
This topic is about D Programming - Pointer to classes. A pointer to a D class is done exactly the same way as a pointer to a structure and to…
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