I'm not sure. I was going to say that Mojo is proprietary software and so I've never tried it, but I just checked and apparently it's free now. If nothing else,

I'm not sure. I was going to say that Mojo is proprietary software and so I've never tried it, but I just checked and apparently it's free now. If nothing else, you can probably get a lot of Hy code to run on Mojo via `hy2py`, if Mojo supports a lot of Python as it claims to. Edit: actually, confusingly, the GitHub repository for Mojo doesn't have an interpreter. The language is still proprietary.