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This page allows you to try Frost right in your web browser! Start with one of the examples, or just type your own code in directly.

As Frost is normally compiled to native code, please don't judge its performance based on this browser-based interpreter. Some Frost APIs, such as reading and writing files, will not work from within a browser. This interpreter is still somewhat experimental; you may encounter bugs which are not present in the compiler.

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