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Expert F# is about practical programming in a beautiful language that puts the power and elegance of functional programming into the hands of .NET developers. But it is life changing for many below the surface. For every story on the news that ends badly there is a beginning. We begin our adventure in the shoes of Joe Davis, an everyman traveling with his schizophrenic wife. David Scala along with OCaml and F# are the "practical" functional languages. It may appear small from our perspective above the water. In my last article I tried to capture your interest with respect to this, sometimes overlooked language in the visual studio arsenal, F#. You can get things done out of the gate with any of these languages. The following is a sample solution utilizing Gregory Neverov's implementation of Shared Transactional Memory for F#. I can't follow all your code, but is the expression (1 + 2 * 3) / 3 really supposed to evaluate to 3? Beginning F# by: Robert Pickering · http://rapidshare.com/files/325238915/Apress.Beginning.FSharp.Dec.2009.rar · http://ifile.it/bou79eg/Apress.Beginning.FSharp.Dec.2009.rar. We start be defining some functions to deal with our shared resources, in this case the forks. I'm just beginning F# myself, so I appreciate your struggles. Shouldn't "*" bind 2 and 3 before 1 is added?