Mojo

Mojo try-except block Mojo try-except block allows you to gracefully handle exceptions or errors that might occur during the execution of the Mojo program. Let’s understand the concept with a simple example. try-except block The syntax of the try-except block is similar to Python. Syntax The general syntax is as follows: try: # code that […]

Mojo Functions In this tutorial, we will learn about Mojo Functions. A Mojo function is a self-contained block of code that performs a specific task. Functions organize code into manageable pieces to improve readability and promote reusability. We can use the following keywords to declare Mojo Functions: fn def The fn function enforces strict type […]

Mojo REPL Environment In this tutorial, we will learn about the Mojo REPL environment. REPL environments are great for quick testing, debugging, and exploring language features without compiling or running entire programs. The Mojo REPL environment is an interactive programming shell that allows code to be executed interactively in the terminal. REPL stands for Read–Eval–Print […]

Build Mojo File We can use the mojo build command to compile the Mojo file into an executable binary. In this example, we will create an executable for the Hello World Mojo program we created in the previous tutorial. Run Mojo File Use the mojo build command to build the Mojo file. The general syntax […]

Run Mojo Source File Let’s learn the steps to run a Mojo source file. We can use the mojo command to execute the Mojo source code. A Mojo source file contains the Mojo code with the extension *.mojo. Alternatively, we can use the flame emoji as the Mojo file extension. (🔥) For example: hello.mojo hello.🔥 Install […]

Install MAX SDK on Linux Let’s learn how to install the MAX SDK on a Linux machine. This tutorial uses the Ubuntu Linux distribution. The Modular MAX SDK is a toolkit for AI inference pipeline optimization. It includes the MAX components, API bindings for Python, C, and Mojo, and tools for benchmarking and visualizing models. […]