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#r "nuget: FSharp.Data, 4.1.1"

open FSharp.Data

type TimeData = CsvProvider<"ExampleDates.csv">
let data = TimeData.Load $"{__SOURCE_DIRECTORY__}\\ExampleDates.csv"

let analysis =
    data.Rows
    |> Seq.map (fun row -> row.ExampleDateTime.Hour)

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type State<'a, 's> = ('s -> 'a * 's)

module State =
    // Explicit
    // let result x : State<'a, 's> = fun s -> x, s
    // Less explicit but works better with other, existing functions:
    let result x s = 
        x, s

    let bind (f:'a -> State<'b, 's>) (m:State<'a, 's>) : State<'b, 's> =

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/// State is a function type that takes a state and
/// returns a value and the new state.
/// Single case union of the same type.
type State<'a, 's> = ('s -> 'a * 's)

module State =
    // Explicit
    // let result x : State<'a, 's> = fun s -> x, s
    // Less explicit but works better with other, existing functions:
    let result x s = 

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type StateId = StateId of int
type PlanId = PlanId of int
type StepId = StepId of int
type State = {
    LastStateId : StateId
    LastPlanId : PlanId
    LastStepId : StepId
}

type Step =

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type Food =
    | Chicken
    | Rice

type Step<'next> =
    | GetFood of Food * 'next
    | Eat of Food * 'next
    | Sleep of hours:int * 'next

module Step =

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type BuilderTest () =
    member this.Yield (evalResult: bool) =
        evalResult

    member this.For(source: seq<'a>, body:'a -> seq<'b * bool>) =
        source
        |> Seq.collect (fun x -> body x |> Seq.map (fun (idx, expr) -> (x, idx), expr))

    member this.For(source: seq<'a>, body:'a -> bool) =
        source |> Seq.map (fun x -> x, body x)

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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console