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In F# the `'` is prepended to an identifier to indicate it is generic in type and function signatures:
```
let fn (x: 'a ) (y: 'b) = ...
type Box< 'a, 'b > () = ...
type Inter =
abstract Op : 'a -> 'b -> 'c
```
It is also common convention to append it to binding names as it is a valid identifier char, e.g. `let x = 10 in let x' = x + 5`. These usages are vastly more common than using `'` to surround a character literal and as such the auto close behavior is incredibly annoying when writing F#.
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