Where next

You've seen the core of the language — here's one last program and where to go from here.

That's the tour: values, control flow, data structures, functions with real signatures, classes, roles, regexes, grammars, and junctions. One last program, using a little of everything:

for 1..15 {
    say $_ %% 15 ?? 'FizzBuzz'
     !! $_ %% 3  ?? 'Fizz'
     !! $_ %% 5  ?? 'Buzz'
     !! $_;
}

1
2
Fizz
4
Buzz
Fizz
7
8
Fizz
Buzz
11
Fizz
13
14
FizzBuzz

This editor — like every one in the tour — is a full Raku playground, so stay and experiment as long as you like.

Keep going #

• The playground — the full-page editor this tour is built on, with sharable links.
• The Raku course — a complete course of the language, from the very basics to the details, with exercises.
• The Raku++ specification — every feature of the interpreter behind these pages, documented with runnable examples.
• raku.org — the official home of the Raku language.
• docs.raku.org — the official Raku documentation.
• The interpreter itself — Raku++, the C++ implementation of Raku that compiled to WebAssembly to run this tour.

One empty editor, for the road #

# Yours.