Getting the same error The type ''a list' does not match the type 'int' in F#
I need your help for this one.. Im trying to run a simple F# programm but Im stuck with this error : The type ''a list' does not match the type 'int'.
Here's the code:
let mutable q = 0
let mutable m = 0
let mutable k = 0
let mutable h = 0
printf("Enter the day:")
q <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the month:")
m <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the year:")
k <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
let j = k / 100
let h = (q + [(13*(m+1))/5] + k + [k/4] + [j/4] - 2*j) % 7
printfn "The day is: %int" h
System.Console.ReadKey() |> ignore
Im just trying to get the value of "h". How does it work with "j" but not "h"? Thanks in advance ! :)
f#
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
31
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I need your help for this one.. Im trying to run a simple F# programm but Im stuck with this error : The type ''a list' does not match the type 'int'.
Here's the code:
let mutable q = 0
let mutable m = 0
let mutable k = 0
let mutable h = 0
printf("Enter the day:")
q <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the month:")
m <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the year:")
k <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
let j = k / 100
let h = (q + [(13*(m+1))/5] + k + [k/4] + [j/4] - 2*j) % 7
printfn "The day is: %int" h
System.Console.ReadKey() |> ignore
Im just trying to get the value of "h". How does it work with "j" but not "h"? Thanks in advance ! :)
f#
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
31
add a comment |
I need your help for this one.. Im trying to run a simple F# programm but Im stuck with this error : The type ''a list' does not match the type 'int'.
Here's the code:
let mutable q = 0
let mutable m = 0
let mutable k = 0
let mutable h = 0
printf("Enter the day:")
q <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the month:")
m <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the year:")
k <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
let j = k / 100
let h = (q + [(13*(m+1))/5] + k + [k/4] + [j/4] - 2*j) % 7
printfn "The day is: %int" h
System.Console.ReadKey() |> ignore
Im just trying to get the value of "h". How does it work with "j" but not "h"? Thanks in advance ! :)
f#
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
31
I need your help for this one.. Im trying to run a simple F# programm but Im stuck with this error : The type ''a list' does not match the type 'int'.
Here's the code:
let mutable q = 0
let mutable m = 0
let mutable k = 0
let mutable h = 0
printf("Enter the day:")
q <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the month:")
m <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
printf("Enter the year:")
k <- System.Console.ReadLine() |> int
let j = k / 100
let h = (q + [(13*(m+1))/5] + k + [k/4] + [j/4] - 2*j) % 7
printfn "The day is: %int" h
System.Console.ReadKey() |> ignore
Im just trying to get the value of "h". How does it work with "j" but not "h"? Thanks in advance ! :)
f#
f#
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
31
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
31
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
31
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
31
asked Nov 11 at 12:53
Billy Fitt
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In the expression [(13*(m+1))/5], [ and ] are used which is how F# identifies list, the expression should have used ( and ), e.g.
let h = (q + ((13*(m+1))/5) + k + (k/4) + (j/4) - 2*j) % 7
See: F# Lists
answered Nov 11 at 13:07
Guy Coder
14.8k43982
Yes that was strange.. I am very new to the F#, so Im sorry for the stupid question. Thanks a lot !
– Billy Fitt
Nov 11 at 13:13
@BillyFitt No need to be sorry. If you don't ask you can not learn.
– Guy Coder
Nov 11 at 13:27
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In the expression [(13*(m+1))/5], [ and ] are used which is how F# identifies list, the expression should have used ( and ), e.g.
let h = (q + ((13*(m+1))/5) + k + (k/4) + (j/4) - 2*j) % 7
See: F# Lists
answered Nov 11 at 13:07
Guy Coder
14.8k43982
Yes that was strange.. I am very new to the F#, so Im sorry for the stupid question. Thanks a lot !
– Billy Fitt
Nov 11 at 13:13
@BillyFitt No need to be sorry. If you don't ask you can not learn.
– Guy Coder
Nov 11 at 13:27
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In the expression [(13*(m+1))/5], [ and ] are used which is how F# identifies list, the expression should have used ( and ), e.g.
let h = (q + ((13*(m+1))/5) + k + (k/4) + (j/4) - 2*j) % 7
See: F# Lists
answered Nov 11 at 13:07
Guy Coder
14.8k43982
Yes that was strange.. I am very new to the F#, so Im sorry for the stupid question. Thanks a lot !
– Billy Fitt
Nov 11 at 13:13
@BillyFitt No need to be sorry. If you don't ask you can not learn.
– Guy Coder
Nov 11 at 13:27
add a comment |
In the expression [(13*(m+1))/5], [ and ] are used which is how F# identifies list, the expression should have used ( and ), e.g.
let h = (q + ((13*(m+1))/5) + k + (k/4) + (j/4) - 2*j) % 7
See: F# Lists
answered Nov 11 at 13:07
Guy Coder
14.8k43982
In the expression [(13*(m+1))/5], [ and ] are used which is how F# identifies list, the expression should have used ( and ), e.g.
let h = (q + ((13*(m+1))/5) + k + (k/4) + (j/4) - 2*j) % 7
See: F# Lists
answered Nov 11 at 13:07
Guy Coder
14.8k43982
answered Nov 11 at 13:07
Guy Coder
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answered Nov 11 at 13:07
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Yes that was strange.. I am very new to the F#, so Im sorry for the stupid question. Thanks a lot !
– Billy Fitt
Nov 11 at 13:13
@BillyFitt No need to be sorry. If you don't ask you can not learn.
– Guy Coder
Nov 11 at 13:27
add a comment |
Yes that was strange.. I am very new to the F#, so Im sorry for the stupid question. Thanks a lot !
– Billy Fitt
Nov 11 at 13:13
@BillyFitt No need to be sorry. If you don't ask you can not learn.
– Guy Coder
Nov 11 at 13:27
Yes that was strange.. I am very new to the F#, so Im sorry for the stupid question. Thanks a lot !
– Billy Fitt
Nov 11 at 13:13
Yes that was strange.. I am very new to the F#, so Im sorry for the stupid question. Thanks a lot !
– Billy Fitt
Nov 11 at 13:13
@BillyFitt No need to be sorry. If you don't ask you can not learn.
– Guy Coder
Nov 11 at 13:27
@BillyFitt No need to be sorry. If you don't ask you can not learn.
– Guy Coder
Nov 11 at 13:27
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