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F# Interactive in the browser

If you have Silverlight (Windows and Mac) or Moonlight (Linux) installed, then you can run the samples interactively in your web browser. The loading of the plugin takes just a second and it starts when you click the button below. If you don't have Silverlight or Moonlight, you'll get a link with installation instructions. If the plugin is not available for your system, you can also get the modified F# source code and compile it using either .NET or Mono.

For more information about F#, visit the try F# web site, which also contains information about installing F#, learning F# and also academic resources on teaching F#.

 
 
 
 
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This web site has been created by Tomas Petricek (@tomaspetricek) and is hosted by GitHub. The content is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike.
The F# Interactive console is based on a sample available in the open-source F# release and is available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license.