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Expand Up @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ For Windows, the best place to get Tcl is [the Tcl installer from Magicsplat][ma

For MacOS and Unix-like operating systems, `tclsh` will be already installed.
Typically the installed version will be 8.6.*something*.
To install the current stable 9.0 version:
To install the current stable 9.1 version:
- with MacOS, use [Homebrew][brew].
- for Linux, check your package manager.
- or [download the source][download] and [build it][build].
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## What version to use?

The current stable version is 9.0.
The current stable version is 9.1.
As indicated above, version 8.6 is still widely deployed.

You can test which version of `tclsh` you have installed by running the following command:
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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ For that reason, learning [the basic syntax of Tcl][syntax] is quite easy.
For a hands-on tutorial, see [Learn X in Y minutes: Tcl][X-in-Y].

For a comprehensive tutorial in more parts:
- [The Tcl tutorial][tutorial] covers Tcl version 8.5 (current stable is version 9.0)
- [The Tcl tutorial][tutorial] covers Tcl version 8.5 (current stable is version 9.1)
- Support for object oriented programming was added to the Tcl core in verion 8.6.
Magicsplat has a thorough [OO tutorial][oo-tutorial] covering it.

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