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module InlineFunctions
// The following code example illustrates an inline function at the top level,
// an inline instance method, and an inline static method.
let inline increment x = x + 1
type WrapInt32() =
member inline this.incrementByOne(x) = x + 1
static member inline Increment(x) = x + 1
// The presence of inline affects type inference.
// This is because inline functions can have statically resolved type parameters,
// whereas non-inline functions cannot. The following code example shows a case where inline
// is helpful because you are using a function that has a statically resolved type parameter, the float conversion operator.
let inline printAsFloatingPoint number =
printfn "%f" (float number)
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