Ninety Nine problems … AND a bit aint 1
February 27, 2008 – 12:17 amWhen I was talking my functional programming class back at my university, I absolutely hated programming in OCaml. Not that I have graduated and started coding on my own, I kind of miss it. Since it’s always fun to learn a new language, I decided to learn F#. I will be tackling 99 problems in order to learn the language. I want to able to say that I have used a lot of programming languages extensively. So far my list includes C, C++, C#, Java, PHP, CSS, HTML, coldfusion, SQL, T-SQL and javascript. For those that don’t think HTML is a language, look up the acrynonm 
To start off I will learn more about F# at Microsoft website..
Also feel free to leave any solutions that are can be used to solve it in a different way. That way we can mutually learn the language. Or if you like solve it in a different language.
EDIT: My apologizes the reason for these was originally inspired by these guys http://www.frickinsweet.com/99problems/post/Starting-things-off.aspx
5 Responses to “Ninety Nine problems … AND a bit aint 1”
Awesome article title.
By David Walsh on Feb 27, 2008
It was either that or a glitch aint one.
By Jesus DeLaTorre on Feb 28, 2008
No influence from my site, i’m sure
By Ryan Lanciaux on Feb 28, 2008
It’s great to see more an more people learning F#! The 99 problems so far for us (Ryan and I) have proved to be a great way to learn by bending the language to solve problems that you may never run into again.
but I can’t say I’m too fond of your name choice. . . ATLEAST without a link-back.
Looking forward to seeing your solutions!
By Joel Lanciaux on Feb 28, 2008
I’ve written half of Ninety-Nine Prolog Problems in Prolog. And when I considered C for the problem #1, I thought that the problem set matched so functional and logic languages so tightly. In my cents, there ought to be another problem sets for imperative languages like C or Java.
By Yau-Hsien Huang on Nov 27, 2009