top | item 44798669 (no title) rpeden | 6 months ago Is |> actually an operator in F#? I think it's just a regular function in the standard library but maybe I'm remembering incorrectly. discuss order hn newest laurentlb|6 months ago It's defined in the standard library and can be redefined by anyone.It's usually called operator because it uses an infix notation. int_19h|6 months ago All operators are functions in F#, e.g. this is valid: (+) 1 2
laurentlb|6 months ago It's defined in the standard library and can be redefined by anyone.It's usually called operator because it uses an infix notation.
laurentlb|6 months ago
It's usually called operator because it uses an infix notation.
int_19h|6 months ago