Learn FALCON with Real Code Examples

Download Falcon interpreter for your OS

Install and verify PATH environment variable

Check installation with 'falcon --version'

Create a sample .fal script

Run script using the Falcon interpreter

Download and install Falcon interpreter

Set PATH for command-line access

Test sample script

Organize source files and modules

Embed scripts if required

Source scripts (.fal)

Module files (.fal)

Resource files (optional)

Documentation

Configuration for embedded scripts

falcon script.fal

falcon --version

falcon --help

falcon -i (interactive mode)

falcon -c (compile if available)

Supports Unicode strings

Localization via string handling in scripts

No built-in i18n system

Can integrate with external libraries

Useful for multi-language text processing

Cross-platform interpreter (Windows, macOS, Linux)

Simple console-based usage

Documentation and tutorials online

Community support limited but present

Interactive testing via interpreter

Falcon itself is console/script-based

No native GUI; integration via host app

Output via standard I/O

Formatting handled in code

Focus is on logic and scripting, not UI

Dynamic variables maintain program state

Objects track encapsulated state

Modules help separate state logically

Closures can capture local state

Exception handling for error states

Dynamic typing for variables and arrays

Objects and modules encapsulate data

Built-in types for strings, numbers, arrays

File I/O for persistent data

Garbage collection automatically manages memory