Mohol is a high-level, object-oriented programming language created by Dr. Eelco Visser. It is named after the African country of Mauritania, where it was created. The language has been designed to be easy to learn and use, and to be suitable for both small and large programs. Mohol is based on the Java programming language and runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
Mohol has been designed to be a very safe language. It does not allow programs to access memory that they should not have access to, and it also prevents programs from running code that could damage the system. Mohol is also designed to be very portable, so that programs written in Mohol can run on any platform that has a JVM.
Mohol programs are organized into modules. A module can contain one or more classes. Classes can contain fields and methods. Fields are variables that contain data, and methods are functions that perform actions.
Mohol provides many features that make it easy to write programs. For example, Mohol has a built-in garbage collector that automatically reclaims memory that is no longer needed by a program. Mohol also has a powerful exception handling system that helps to prevent errors from crashing a program.
Mohol is an excellent choice for writing programs that are easy to maintain and extend. The language has a very consistent syntax, and the standard library is well-documented. Mohol programs can be easily integrated with other programs written in Java.
Mohol is a great choice for writing programs that need to be portable. The language is designed to run on any platform that has a JVM. Mohol programs can also be compiled to JavaScript, making them ideal for web applications.