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hash comparisons for F# collection types
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// different hashes because different Seq object instances | |
> hash ([|1;2;3|] |> Seq.ofArray);; | |
val it : int = 851672095 | |
> hash ([|1;2;3|] |> Seq.ofArray);; | |
val it : int = -1641179064 | |
// same hash because Seq.ofList is just returning the list cast to IEnumerable<'t> | |
> hash ([1;2;3] |> Seq.ofList);; | |
val it : int = 1956583134 | |
> hash ([1;2;3] |> Seq.ofList);; | |
val it : int = 1956583134 | |
// same hash because list literals are structurally comparable | |
> hash [1;2;3];; | |
val it : int = 1956583134 | |
> hash [1;2;3];; | |
val it : int = 1956583134 | |
// same for F# array literals (though maybe not .Net BCL arrays? | |
> hash [|1;2;3|];; | |
val it : int = 6327 | |
> hash [|1;2;3|];; | |
val it : int = 6327 | |
// different here for the same reason as the first example | |
> hash (seq {1..3});; | |
val it : int = 1600387598 | |
> hash (seq {1..3});; | |
val it : int = -606300310 |
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