Example01
   Using the System.Xml Namespace, pp. 212

Example02
   Listing 9-1. Converting XML into a Typed Format Using the System.Xml Namespace, 215

Example03
   Processing Abstract Syntax Representations, pp. 218
   Transformational Traversals of Abstract Syntax Representations, pp. 219

Example04
   Using On-Demand Computation with Abstract Syntax Trees, pp. 220

Example05
   Listing 9-2. Adding the Cached Computation of a Local Attribute to an Abstract Syntax Tree,pp. 222

Example06
   Listing 9-3. Memoizing the Construction of Abstract Syntax Tree Nodes, pp. 223

Example07
   Converting the Same Data to Many Views, pp. 225

Example08
   Listing 9-4. Defining an Active Pattern for Matching on System.Type Values, pp. 227

Example09
   Defining Partial and Parameterized Active Patterns, pp. 228

Example10
   Listing 9-5. Extending Listing 9-3 with an Active Pattern for the Optimized Representation, pp. 299

Example11
   Listing 9-6. Defining a Workflow Builder, pp. 235
           Workflows and "Untamed" Side Effects, pp. 238
Example12
   Listing 9-7. Implementing Probabilistic Modeling Using Computation Expressions, pp. 240
   Listing 9-8. Defining a Builder for Probabilistic Modeling Using Computation Expressions, pp. 241
   Listing 9-9. Defining the Derived Operations for Probabilistic Modeling Using Computation Expressions, pp. 241

Example13
   Combining Workflows and Resources, pp. 244
   Recursive Workflow Expressions, pp. 244

Example14
   Listing 9-10. Using Types and Attributes to Guide Dynamic Schema Compilation, pp. 246

Example15
   Using F# Quotations, pp. 249

Example16
   Listing 9-11. Error Analysis on F# Expressions Implemented with F# Quotations, pp. 251