I read some interesting C # / F # comparisons here on stackoverflow. So, first of all, thanks to all participants!
There are many accolades for F #, the reasons for choosing C # are a little harder to come by. In any case, I'm still not sure which one follows for this small and simple “application for the real world”: imitation of a herring school.
I do not know functional programming (yet), but from the point of view of OO, some of the projects seem straightforward: make the Fish class and derive these classes from it: Herring, Predator, Prey. Each of them should have such properties as position, direction and speed.
You can see many collections: each small increment of time, each Fish object checks its environment and updates its actions.
I still don't know if this processor will be intense enough, and I will take care of multiprocessing, but maybe so F # sounds good there.
I am sure that I will spend a lot of time on prototyping and studying - I heard that F # is good for this.
From what I read, C # is better suited for the GUI, but it will not. Building some curves would be nice, but I would prefer to send most of the results to an open Excel worksheet or to a database. Not sure how C # and F # are different for Excel / databases.
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