- .NET 4 core types that F# uses, such as Tuple, Lazy, and BigInteger, are now part of the .NET Framework and can be used across all .NET languages
- One ground-breaking feature of F# is Units of Measure, which allows you to annotate your floating point code with units, such as meters and seconds providing compile-time checking
- F# language features are designed to make parallel and asynchronous programming more intuitive
- F# is a strongly-typed language like C#, but with a lightweight syntax often seen in a dynamic language like Python
via F# in VS2010
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