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I can do for event in linq.Deltas do or I can do linq.Deltas |> Seq.iter(fun event -> So I'm not sure if that is the same. If that is not the same I want to know the difference. I don't know what to use: iter or for . added - so if that is the matter of choice I prefer to use iter on a top level and for is for closures added some later - looking like iter is map + ignore - it's the way to run from using imperative ignore word. So it's looking like functional way ...
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