We’ve already seen that Raku understands characters like ∞, and it would be logically that you can use them with ease, similar to any other constructs of the language. Take, for example, a sequence with no definite end. You define a pattern and take as many items as you need. say (1, 1, * + … Continue reading “Raku: a language that counts to infinity (Part 1)”
Month: August 2026
What is Raku++
Raku++ is a compiler for the Raku programming language. It’s an independent implementation in C++ and its source code is located in the ash/rakupp repo on GitHub. Interpreter and Compiler Raku++ is both an interpreter and a compiler. You can pass your Raku program to the single rakupp binary: % cat > hello.raku say ‘Hello, … Continue reading “What is Raku++”
Live coding in Raku
Raku.online now has the “Live” checkbox, which you can use to see the results of running your Raku program in real time. Below is the recording of solving the tasks of this week’s Weekly Challenge.