feat: Create F# Dict #2385
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@KieranRobson, Thank you for adding this. |
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@KieranRobson, I think we need to add the keywords. I can take this as a start. |
Jason3S
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@KieranRobson, I think we need to add the keywords and some sample files. This one might work: https://gist.github.com/odytrice/667bc1d8d7c872fe8c5b1baa58898c32 Here is the reference for F#: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/language-reference/keyword-reference |
Jason3S
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Jason3S
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@KieranRobson, Thank you. |
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Add/Fix Dictionary
Dictionary: F#
Description
Create F# Dict for #143
Closes #143
References
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Code of Conduct
fix:- for minor changes like adding words or fixing spelling issues.feat:- for a significant change like adding a whole new set of words to a dictionary.feat!:- for breaking changes, like file format or licensing changes.chore:- for changes that do not impact the content of dictionaries.