There are lots of functional programming languages to choose from. The "best" one depends on your interests.
Since you have used C#, you have familiarity with .NET. I presume you have Visual Studio or Xamarin IDE on hand.
F# ought to be a good choice.
I've read a lot of F# books. The one I recommend to get your bearings with F# is The Book of F# by Dave Fancher.
In my opinion, it is a really good book for F# as a tutorial and hand-holding book. Different people learn in different ways, and this book fit very well with my learning style.
When I learned F#, I used Xamarin and Mono, on Macintosh. But I have experience with Visual Studio as well, and F# is definitely a first-class language in the .NET ecosystem.
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There are lots of functional programming languages to choose from. The "best" one depends on your interests.
Since you have used C#, you have familiarity with .NET. I presume you have Visual Studio or Xamarin IDE on hand.
F# ought to be a good choice.
I've read a lot of F# books. The one I recommend to get your bearings with F# is The Book of F# by Dave Fancher.
In my opinion, it is a really good book for F# as a tutorial and hand-holding book. Different people learn in different ways, and this book fit very well with my learning style.
When I learned F#, I used Xamarin and Mono, on Macintosh. But I have experience with Visual Studio as well, and F# is definitely a first-class language in the .NET ecosystem.