AFAIK, F # The map and set are implemented as red-black trees, so I assume that iterating over them will be a workaround. I did some tests, and the iteration results are always sorted. But I want to make sure of this.
Is this workaround okay?
The MSDN documentation is pretty good for figuring this out. For example, the return value for Set.toSeq is an "ordered sequence of set elements." It seems the answer to your question is yes, for both cards and sets.
Set.toSeq
AFAIK, F # Map and set implemented as red-black trees
Trees AVL.
Yes.
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