Tango
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Summary
    • From me, the Developer
    • What is Tango?
    • Where to start?
  • Installation
    • Based on NuGet
    • Manually
  • Fundamentals
    • Introduction
    • Using Pattern Matching
    • Option values
    • Either values
    • From void to Unit
    • Func and Action
    • Chainable operations in a Continuation flow
    • Currying and Partial Application
  • Functional
    • Introduction
    • Currying
    • Partial Application
    • Functional Extensions
    • QuickCast to Delegates
  • Operations
    • Introduction
    • Operations with Booleans
    • Operations with Integers
    • Operations with Decimals
    • Operations with Doubles
    • Operations with Strings
  • Types
    • Introduction
    • Unit
    • Option<T>
    • Either<TLeft, TRight>
    • Continuation<TFail, TSuccess>
  • Modules
    • Introduction
    • Option
      • Apply
      • AsEnumerable
      • Bind
      • Count
      • Exists
      • Filter
      • Fold
      • FoldBack
      • Iterate
      • Map
      • OfNullable
      • ToArray
      • ToList
      • ToNullable
    • Either
      • Exists
      • Iterate
      • Fold
      • FoldBack
      • Map
      • Swap
      • ToTuple
    • Continuation
      • AsContinuation
      • Resolve
      • Reject
      • All
    • Collection
      • Append
      • Choose
      • ChunkBySize
      • Collect
      • CompareWith
      • CountBy
      • Concat
      • Distinct
      • Empty
      • Exists
      • Exists2
      • Filter
      • FindIndex
      • Fold
      • Fold2
      • FoldBack
      • FoldBack2
      • ForAll
      • ForAll2
      • ForAll3
      • Head
      • HeadAndTailEnd
      • Range
      • Generate
      • Initialize
      • Iterate
      • Iterate2
      • IterateIndexed
      • IterateIndexed2
      • Map
      • Map2
      • Map3
      • MapIndexed
      • MapIndexed2
      • MapIndexed3
      • Partition
      • Permute
      • Pick
      • Reduce
      • ReduceBack
      • Replicate
      • Scan
      • Scan2
      • ScanBack
      • ScanBack2
      • Tail
      • TryFind
      • TryPick
      • Unzip
      • Unzip3
      • Zip
      • Zip3
  • Extensions
    • Introduction
    • Enum Extensions
    • EqualityComparer Builder
    • Modules as Extensions
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  1. Getting Started

What is Tango?

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Everyone deserves to enjoy the benefits of functional programming, the Tango provides a series of implementations to facilitate the use of functional programming concepts in C#.

In a certain way any C# developer work with some functional concepts like anonymous methods with lambda expressions and high order functions with library, and so on.

C# is an amazing programming language and we as a dev, can improve it a lot more. In this library I implements some of the core functional concepts in order to enhances the experience of developers.

Tango is a set of powerful functional tools for your .NET C# application. With Tango you can write a clean functional code in C#. It can works with pipelines (method and operator), optional and either type values.

Besides that, Tango provides an extension for , and with the namespace. Use popular methods like Map, Map2, Map3, Filter, Reduce, Fold, Scan and so on, always respecting lazy loadness.

Functional programming brings a lot of benefits to your application, and the do you know the best of all?

It makes development more fun!

Stop to struggle with your code and take it to dance a Tango!

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