Fortran Understanding the Relationship Between F# and Fortran in the .NET Framework

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F# is a functional programming language that is fundamentally different from Fortran, which is primarily imperative and procedural. F# is based on OCaml and emphasizes functional programming paradigms, while Fortran is known for its numerical and scientific computing capabilities. The two languages serve different purposes and target different programming needs, making F# not comparable to Fortran in terms of design or application.
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Is F# fortran for .NET? My roommate seems to be under the impression that it is something like that. But I can't find any clear info on it's relation to Fortran.
 
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No F# is a functional programming language, essentially it's ocaml
It's about as far from Fortran as you can get
 
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