An OCaml toplevel (terminal) embedded online (Try OCaml version)

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Javascript is required!

This web page embeds some small programs written in javascript. This should work in any recent web browser, supporting javascript (and it should not be disabled).


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I recommend the following, more modern and comprehensive tools!

  • BetterOCaml.ml is a good little OCaml editor (with the code on the left, the output of its execution on the right), developed by a CPGE MP* student in 2020) ;

  • TryOCaml.OCamlPro.com is another good environment to use the basic OCaml system online, without installing anything!It’s done by OCamlPro and the « official » solution ;

  • Learn-OCaml is a heavier and more complete environment. Not sure if it works entirely offline.

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Locally use an OCaml editor and interpreter? It is possible on this site! Without having to install anything!

BetterOCaml is a simple OCaml console and editor, but one that works online without the need for a server that computes your code behind: everything is interpreted in javascript in your browser!I host a local copy here: BetterOCaml. It is also on ocaml.besson.link.

The terminal

Try OCaml

OCaml is a strongly typed functional language. It is concise and fast, enabling you to improve your coding efficiency while producing code with higher quality.

Type lesson 1 to start the tutorial.
(click on the code to insert)
lesson 1 Simple Expressions
lesson 2 Imperative Programming
lesson 3 Functions
lesson 4 Pattern Matching
lesson 5 Syntax Traps
lesson 19 The Graphics module
lesson 20 New Features in 3.12.1

   
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CommandsEffects
Enter / Return Submit code
Up / DownCycle through history
Shift + EnterMultiline edition
lesson 1 Move to lesson 1
step 1 Move to step 1 of the current lesson
lessons () See available lessons
steps () See available steps in the current lesson
OCaml powered :)

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Simple OCaml Toplevel

The page ocaml.en.html embeds a simpler OCaml terminal, less up-to date, but which has the advantage of being easier to include (a single Javascript file, _static/toplevel.js, and no CSS tweaks).

Hosting

The Javascript scripts used on my web pages are now stored on this git repository : lbesson/web-sphinx-scripts, on bitbucket.org.

Copyrights

  • OCaml is © and ® Inria;

  • Try OCaml is © and ® OCaml Pro.

Acknowledgements