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I'm searching for a website where I can test python scripts within a simple form (so I don't need to install python on my local machine). I know there is a site that can do it (also other script languages like javascript, php are supported...) but I forget the name. Anyone can help me? Thanks!

+1  A: 

Here is it.

Sarfraz
+1  A: 

There is http://www.trypython.org/ but you need to have silverlight installed.

Robert Christie
+8  A: 

There is also Google's App Engine Interactive shell.

EDIT: How could I forget the Lord of the REPLs? Here it is. Supported languages:

  • beanshell
  • clojure
  • groovy
  • javascript
  • python
  • ruby
  • scala
  • scheme
jbochi
+3  A: 

http://codepad.org/

Roger Pate
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http://ideone.com/ is a pastebin that allows you to execute the code with supplied input. It supports a ridiculous range of languages: ada, assembler, awk, bash, bc, brainfuck, c, c#, c++, cobol, clisp, d, erlang, forth, fortran, haskell, icon, java, javascript, lua, ocaml, pascal, perl, php, pike, prolog, python, ruby, scala, scheme, smalltalk, tcl, vala and vb.

marcog
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I like sage. It's also useful for testing other mathematical tools (mathematica, matlab, latex...)

skeept