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Kata FizzBuzz in F#

Last F# book club meeting in Munich was awesome (as usual). 2 weeks ago we decided to do a Code Kata on each subsequent meeting. This week was our first, with Kata FizzBuzz.

This is what we came up with. (BTW: Partial function application and pipelining rocks !!!)

Kata FizzBuzz in F#
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open Xunit

let fizzBuzz number =
     match number with
     | n when n%15=0 -> "FizzBuzz"
     | n when n%3=0 -> "Fizz"
     | n when n%5=0 -> "Buzz"
     | _ -> number.ToString()

let areEqual expected actual =
     Assert.Equal(expected, actual)

[<Fact>]
let Should_return_the_digit_for_numbers_which_are_not_dividable_by_3_or_5()  =
    [1;2;11;13;16]
    |> List.map fizzBuzz
    |> List.iter2 areEqual ["1";"2";"11";"13";"16"]

[<Fact>]
let Should_return_Fizz_for_digits_dividable_by_3() =
    [3;6;9;12]
    |> List.map fizzBuzz
    |> List.iter (areEqual "Fizz")

[<Fact>]
let Should_return_Buzz_for_digits_dividable_by_5() =
    [5;10;20;25]
    |> List.map fizzBuzz
    |> List.iter (areEqual "Buzz")

[<Fact>]
let Should_return_FizzBuzz_for_digits_dividable_by_3_and_5() =
    [15;30;45;60]
    |> List.map fizzBuzz
    |> List.iter (areEqual "FizzBuzz")

If anyone of you hardcore functional guys out there notices something utterly wrong or something that could radically simplified, please let me know. We’re eager to learn more.

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