In F#, functions can be composed from other functions. It is a process of composing in which a function represents the application of two composed functions. F# function pipelining allows us to call functions in the chain. Pipelining operator takes a function and an argument as operands and returns a value.
F# Function Composition Example :
let function1 name=
name + " FSharp"
let function2 name =
name + " Programming"
let programmingName = function1 >> function2
let result = programmingName "Hello"
printf "%s" result
F# Function Pipelining Example :
let function1 name=
name + " FSharp"
let function2 name =
name + " Programming"
let result = "Hello" |> function1 |> function2
printf "%s" result
