As of now, there isn’t any built-in syntax for writing “Hello, World!” in Mojo Programming Language because as of this time (June 2021), it is still a project under development and does not have a stable version or official documentation. The Mojo Project is developing an experimental and modern language which can be run on web browsers, using WebAssembly technology.
However, once the language becomes more mature, you’ll certainly be able to write your “Hello, World!” statement in it like any other established programming languages.
Meanwhile, here is a brief introduction on how you might do so when it gets matured:
- Start by setting up a new project using the mojo compiler and build system:
mojo create myprog. - Open the file
main.mojlocated in your new project’s directory. This is the entry point of your program. - In that file, you will write “Hello, World!” like this:
println("Hello, World!");
Remember, these steps are hypothetical and depend on when (if) Mojo matures to a usable state. I would suggest keeping an eye on their official GitHub repository for updates.
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