¶ Code compiler
The Code Compiler lets you write and run a short program in your browser, with no lab server needed. It is available to every role from the sidebar.
¶ Running a program
- Select Code Compiler in the sidebar.
- Choose a programming language from Language.
- Type or paste your program into Code Here.
- If your program reads input, enter it in User Input.
- Select RUN.
The result appears in Output, together with the execution time and memory used.
In this example the language is Bash and the code is echo "Hello from LabAsService". The output panel shows the printed text, followed by the execution time and the memory used.
¶ Supported languages
The Language list has around 70 entries. Most languages are offered in several versions. They include:
| Group | Languages |
|---|---|
| Scripting | Bash, Perl, PHP, Python (2.7 to 3.14), Ruby, Lua, R |
| General purpose | C, C++, C#, Java, Kotlin, Go, Rust, Swift, Dart, Scala, Groovy |
| Web | JavaScript (Node.js 12 to 22), TypeScript |
| Functional | Clojure, Elixir, Erlang, F#, Haskell, OCaml, Common Lisp |
| Other | Assembly (NASM), COBOL, Fortran, Pascal, Prolog, SQL (SQLite), Visual Basic.Net, Octave, Plain Text |
¶ Tips
- Pick the exact version your exercise expects. For example, there are several
C (GCC ...)andPython (3.x)entries. - The compiler is for short exercises. For longer work, use your lab server.