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An install is not done until you prove it works. The fastest proof is asking Mojo to report its own version. ✅

Inside your activated project, run mojo with the --version flag. A clean version string means the compiler is reachable.

The output names the language and a version number like 24.x. That number tells you exactly which release you are on.

Mojo is young and evolving fast. Knowing your version helps you match tutorials and report issues that actually apply to you.

Not in a magic shell? Run it through the project manager instead, so the right toolchain answers with magic run.

You can also confirm the manager itself. Asking magic for its version separates a CLI problem from a Mojo problem.

A not-found error usually means you are outside the project. Run magic shell first, or prefix the command with magic run.

New releases land often. Refresh your project's packages with magic update to move to the latest compatible Mojo.

Curious about every dependency? magic list shows the packages and exact versions your project currently pins.

Jot down your version when following a guide. If something behaves oddly, that version number is the first clue to share.

Want the newest features early? Modular offers a nightly channel, though those builds change fast and can be less stable.

Recall the flag that makes Mojo print which release you have installed.

You verified the install with mojo --version, learned to read the number, and can refresh it with magic update. Confirmed! 🎯