HI friends got Bored by starting the interpreter for scala and then doing the programs???
Here's the solution, A Online Interpreter called Simply Scala.
Anthony Bagwell, creator of SimplyScala said,"I hope you have as much fun using Simply Scala as I did making it. I wanted to create an easy way for people to jump in and start learning scala. Lots of examples and immediate feedback on what works and what doesn't. I like to experiment with things to see how they tick" and believe me ...its fun just play around with code ,learning becomes so easy.
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The Simply Scala site server application is written entirely in Scala, even the HTML is generated using Scala's built in XML literals. The whole thing runs on the Google App Engine and it was surprisingly easy to get it all up and running. The client UI is written in an 'enhanced' Javascript.
Just see the sample input of 1+2
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Now When you press enter ! the interpreter takes the input and gives you the output above,Here's the screen shot for that!
Click here to go the link it's http://www.simplyscala.com/
Here's the solution, A Online Interpreter called Simply Scala.
Anthony Bagwell, creator of SimplyScala said,"I hope you have as much fun using Simply Scala as I did making it. I wanted to create an easy way for people to jump in and start learning scala. Lots of examples and immediate feedback on what works and what doesn't. I like to experiment with things to see how they tick" and believe me ...its fun just play around with code ,learning becomes so easy.
Check More Pan Card Details here - Pan Card Status
The Simply Scala site server application is written entirely in Scala, even the HTML is generated using Scala's built in XML literals. The whole thing runs on the Google App Engine and it was surprisingly easy to get it all up and running. The client UI is written in an 'enhanced' Javascript.
Just see the sample input of 1+2
Click on Image toEnlarge
Now When you press enter ! the interpreter takes the input and gives you the output above,Here's the screen shot for that!
Click here to go the link it's http://www.simplyscala.com/
