We have implemented a very simple computation expression using Bind, Return, and Zero as a starting sample.
We can conclude that the use of Bind will translate into let! as the result of let! expression will be composed nicely. The other translations are available on the official MSDN docs page of computation expression.
The translation of builder methods into syntaxes of language constructs such as let!, return, return!, and do! are samples of syntactic sugar. The syntactic sugar of a computation expression is the ability to translate the builder methods into very neat declarative expressions to combine expressions and functions nicely. It is quite easier to have computation expressions instead of directly calling the method builder after instantiating the builder object's constructor.
Based on the discussion in the previous sections, we have concluded that there are some aspects of best practices and some advice that must be taken into...