Mathematics with Mojo: From Zero

This book teaches real mathematics, from the first school topics to early college, using Mojo 1.0 as a laboratory. You do not need to know how to code first. Each idea is done by hand, then written as a short program, then checked with AVER (self-check, verify, error, challenge). There is no "ask an AI" shortcut: you think, predict, and confirm. The path follows a full school-to-early-college spine: mathematical language and arithmetic, algebra, functions and coordinates, geometry and trigonometry, discrete math, probability and statistics, linear algebra and complex numbers, precalculus and calculus, then numerical methods and modeling. You get 85 chapters, integrative projects, and paper exercises. Diagrams are clear HTML, not frozen pictures. Labs run with mojo lab.mojo. On Windows you use WSL (Ubuntu 22.04 or later); on Linux and macOS, Mojo runs natively. The programs are for teaching, not production software. It is written for self-study, classroom use, or anyone who wants mathematics and a modern systems language in the same book.