anchor.diff:  The generated type provides two static methods for loading data. The `Parse` method can be
   used if we have the data in a `string` value. The `Load` method allows reading the data from
   a file or from a web resource (and there's also an asynchronous `AsyncLoad` version). We could also
  -have used a web url instead of a local file in the sample parameter of the type provider.
  +have used a web URL instead of a local file in the sample parameter of the type provider.
   The following sample calls the `Load` method with an URL that points to a live CSV file on the Yahoo finance web site:
   *)
    
  
positive.code: 
  (**
  The numerical values of `Distance` and `Time` are both inferred as `decimal` (because they
  are small enough). Thus the type of `speed` becomes `decimal<meter/second>`. The compiler
  can then statically check that we're not comparing incompatible values - e.g. number in
  meters per second against a value in kilometres per hour.
  
  
negative.code: (*** include-it:chart1 ***)
  
  (**
  As one more example, we use the `Candlestick` chart to get a more detailed look at the
  data over the last month:
  *)
  
  