In the previous instalment, we saw that F# provided composition operators to allow you to concisely build up anonymous functions without the overhead of lambda syntax. Occasionally, however, a function will be so amazingly useful that you actually want to give it a name so you can use it from more than one place. Part 2 discusses how to achieve this.
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