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Is it possible to use an F# project as an assembly in a C# project?
If yes; as F# is faster than C# for calculation stuffs (isn’t it?), if the calculation part of the code is in F# and the main project is in C#, does it make the application faster?
Yes, it’s possible to use an F# project as an assembly in a C# project.
No, F# is not per se faster than C#. Both are compiled into the same type of Intermediate Language and run by the same .net Framework. You might be able to use some specific feature of F# to write a fast algorithm more elegantly than you would in C#, but that depends highly on the algorithm.