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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.exists' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member Exists : ('a -> bool) -> bool | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.exists' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
Test if any element of the collection satisfies the given predicate.
See also List.exists. The module 'List' contains additional values and functions
related to this type.
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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.filter' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member Filter : ('a -> bool) -> 'a list | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.filter' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
Return a new collection containing only the elements of the collection
for which the given predicate returns "true"
See also List.filter. The module 'List' contains additional values and functions
related to this type.
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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.for_all' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member ForAll : ('a -> bool) -> bool | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.for_all' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
Test if all elements of the collection satisfy the given predicate.
See also List.for_all. The module 'List' contains additional values and functions
related to this type.
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[<Obsolete ("This member is deprecated. Use 'not list.IsEmpty' instead")>]
member IsCons : bool | Note: This member is deprecated. Use 'not list.IsEmpty' instead
The module 'List' contains additional values and functions related to this type.
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[<Obsolete ("This member is deprecated. Use 'IsEmpty' instead")>]
member IsNil : bool | Note: This member is deprecated. Use 'IsEmpty' instead
The module 'List' contains additional values and functions related to this type.
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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.iter' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member Iterate : ('a -> unit) -> unit | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.iter' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
See List.iter
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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.iteri' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member IterateIndexed : (int -> 'a -> unit) -> unit | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.iteri' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
Apply the given function to each element of the collection. The integer passed to the
function indicates the index of element.
See also List.iteri. The module 'List' contains additional values and functions
related to this type.
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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.map' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member Map : ('a -> 'b) -> 'b list | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.map' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
Build a new list whose elements are the results of applying the given function
See also List.map. The module 'List' contains additional values and functions
related to this type.
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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.mapi' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member MapIndexed : (int -> 'a -> 'b) -> 'b list | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.mapi' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
Build a new collection whose elements are the results of applying the given function
to each of the elements of the collection. The integer index passed to the
function indicates the index (from 0) of element being transformed.
See also List.map. The module 'List' contains additional values and functions
related to this type.
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[<Obsolete ("This member is deprecated. Use 'List.Empty' instead")>]
member Nil : 'a list | Note: This member is deprecated. Use 'List.Empty' instead
The module 'List' contains additional values and functions related to this type.
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[<Obsolete
("This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.rev' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator")>]
member Reverse : unit -> 'a list | Note: This member is being deprecated in order to 'reduce the number of ways of doing the same thing' in the F# Library. Use 'List.rev' instead, and replace the use of dot-notation with a use of the '|>' pipe operator
Return a new list with the elements in reverse order
See also List.rev. The module 'List' contains additional values and functions
related to this type.
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