Does anyone know how to install #LFortran without conda in a local installation of #Jupyter Lab?
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Jupyter Lab is installed via pip3, and pip3 provides packages named lfortran and jupyter-fortran-kernel, but installing those doesn't add anything in my Jupyter Lab. :blobcatshrug:

You can try #Fortran with online #compilers:
- On the Fortran Playground https://play.fortran-lang.org/ you can learn Fortran by compiling (and editing) various examples.
- On Godbolt Compiler Explorer https://godbolt.org/, you can use several versions of #GFortran, Intel #ifort, Intel #ifx and #Flang. And you can read the assembler code.
- On https://dev.lfortran.org/ you can play with the #LFortran compiler (development in progress) and see its intermediate representations.

#fortranlang continues to evolve, now #lfortran (new LLVM compiler that enables interactive #fortran programming, among other cool things) has a prototype implementation of generics (templates etc) https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/prototype-implementation-of-fortran-generics-in-lfortran/4664