Compiling quotations

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#r "FSharp.PowerPack.Linq.dll"
open Microsoft.FSharp.Quotations
open Microsoft.FSharp.Linq.QuotationEvaluation
    
// Create a part of expression using "Expr" calls 
// (this creates arbitrary untyped quotation)
let expr = Expr.Value(13)

// Create a part using quotation syntax 
// (splicing untyped part in using %%)
let expr2 = <@ (fun x -> x * %%expr) @>
    
// Compile the quotation & Run returned function
let f = expr2.Compile()()
f 10

namespace Microsoft

namespace Microsoft.FSharp

namespace Microsoft.FSharp.Quotations

namespace Microsoft.FSharp.Linq

val expr : Expr

Full name: Script.expr

Multiple items
type Expr =
  override Equals : obj:obj -> bool
  member GetFreeVars : unit -> seq<Var>
  member Substitute : substitution:(Var -> Expr option) -> Expr
  member ToString : full:bool -> string
  member CustomAttributes : Expr list
  member Type : Type
  static member AddressOf : target:Expr -> Expr
  static member AddressSet : target:Expr * value:Expr -> Expr
  static member Application : functionExpr:Expr * argument:Expr -> Expr
  static member Applications : functionExpr:Expr * arguments:Expr list list -> Expr
  ...

Full name: Microsoft.FSharp.Quotations.Expr

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type Expr<'T> =
  inherit Expr
  member Raw : Expr

Full name: Microsoft.FSharp.Quotations.Expr<_>

static member Expr.Value : value:'T -> Expr
static member Expr.Value : value:obj * expressionType:System.Type -> Expr

val expr2 : Expr<(int -> int)>

Full name: Script.expr2

val x : int

val f : (int -> obj)

Full name: Script.f