hello world(); software

[stutters]

use it or lose it.

 

[NOFX]

are we supposed to write this in our native tongue?

 

cout << "Hello World "<<endl; or

printf ("%s \n", "Hello World");

Edited August 1, 2008 by NOFX

[ZesteR]

system.out.println("Hello World");

 

btw, nofx, my c++ teacher would have taken a point off for etiquette for not having a space between << and endl;

 

what language is printf?

[ZeroDamage]

what language is printf?

 

C

[ZesteR]

TY, didnt know u knew spanish.. huh

Edited August 1, 2008 by ZesteR

[Unclean]

Response.Write("hello world");

[dwEEziL]

Y HALO THAR WURLD

[mookie]

system.out.println("Hello World");

 

btw, nofx, my c++ teacher would have taken a point off for etiquette for not having a space between << and endl;

 

what language is printf?

Your teacher is a noob, he should've taken off a point for not using namespace std.

[ZesteR]

1. it was a she

2. anything beyond loops and arrays was rarely taught in a community college...

 

namespace std. would be much nicer.

[LoveForPriscillaChan]

are we supposed to write this in our native tongue?

 

cout << "Hello World "<<endl; or

printf ("%s \n", "Hello World");

 

Corrected:

 

std::cout << "Hello World" << std::endl;

 

(void) printf("%s \n", "Hello World");

[NOFX]

are we supposed to write this in our native tongue?

 

cout << "Hello World "<<endl; or

printf ("%s \n", "Hello World");

 

Corrected:

 

std::cout << "Hello World" << std::endl;

 

(void) printf("%s \n", "Hello World");

 

ever heard of "using namespace std"?

Edited August 4, 2008 by NOFX

[LoveForPriscillaChan]

are we supposed to write this in our native tongue?

 

cout << "Hello World "<<endl; or

printf ("%s \n", "Hello World");

 

Corrected:

 

std::cout << "Hello World" << std::endl;

 

(void) printf("%s \n", "Hello World");

 

ever heard of "using namespace std"?

 

 

the original poster didnt use it; and i can't be sure if he is doing this in some class in some header file so to err on the safe side, i use std::

 

 

and besides, i dont use "using namespace std"...so polluting

[NOFX]

I'm learning new languages everyday

 

Console.Write("Hello World"); or

textBox1.Text = "Hello World"

[Laz.e.rus]

10 Rem New Program!

20 Cls

30 Print "Hello World!"

40 Input "Would you like this printed? (Y/N)";A$

50 If A$<> "Y" and A$<>"N" then goto 40

60 If A$="N" then End

70 If A$="Y" then Lprint "Hello World"

80 End

[NOFX]

10 Rem New Program!

20 Cls

30 Print "Hello World!"

40 Input "Would you like this printed? (Y/N)";A$

50 If A$<> "Y" and A$<>"N" then goto 40

60 If A$="N" then End

70 If A$="Y" then Lprint "Hello World"

80 End

 

Assembly? I haven't messed with something like this since school

[stutters]

isn't that basic?

[dwEEziL]

Yeah, it looks like BASIC to me.

[dragonfly]

.data

sHello BYTE "Hello World!", 0

 

.code

main PROC

 

pushad

&COMMENT

This is the part where you move the thing into the other thing!

&

mov edx, OFFSET sHello

 

@COMMENT

WriteString is included in the Irvine32.inc file, fyi.@

call WriteString

popad

exit

main ENDP

Edited September 29, 2008 by DarkArchon

[Laz.e.rus]

10 Rem New Program!

20 Cls

30 Print "Hello World!"

40 Input "Would you like this printed? (Y/N)";A$

50 If A{:content:}lt;> "Y" and A{:content:}lt;>"N" then goto 40

60 If A$="N" then End

70 If A$="Y" then Lprint "Hello World"

80 End

 

Assembly? I haven't messed with something like this since school

 

Yup!

the original age-old "B.A.S.I.C." that I first started to learn on a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 1 with 16k ram

Line by line and step by agonizing step.

Note: Always count your lines by ten!! That way you have 9 lines in between in case you need to add more! Otherwise, you have to re-write the program to get extra line numbers.

 

Of course, if youre the gambling sort and know you never make a mistake:

 

1 Rem New Program!
2 Cls:Print "Hello World!"
3 Input "Would you like this printed? (Y/N)";A$
4 If A$<> "Y" and A$<>"N" then goto 3 else if A$="N" then End
5 Lprint "Hello World":End

[Windex]

<?php

$user = $_POST['username'];

if ($user=='stutters') {

echo 'G'day Mate!';

} else {

echo 'Hello World!';

}

?>

Edited April 28, 2010 by Windex

[ZeroDamage]

Python 3:

 

print("Hello world")

 

 

Edited April 28, 2010 by ZeroDamage

[yErMoTH3r]

BITS 32

org 0x05430000

db 0x7F, "ELF"
dd 1
dd 0
dd $$
dw 2
dw 3
dd _start
dw _start - $$
_start: inc ebx ; 1 = stdout file descriptor
add eax, dword 4 ; 4 = write system call number
mov ecx, msg ; Point ecx at string
mov dl, 13 ; Set edx to string length
int 0x80 ; eax = write(ebx, ecx, edx)
and eax, 0x10020 ; al = 0 if no error occurred
xchg eax, ebx ; 1 = exit system call number
int 0x80 ; exit(ebx)
msg: db 'hello, world', 10

 

[Windex]

Addressing memory and what not is wayyyyy over my head.. I need more schoolin haha

[Unclean]

<?php

$user = $_POST['username'];

if ($user=='stutters') {

echo 'G'day Mate!';

} else {

echo 'Hello World!';

}

?>

Is that an un-escaped single quote I see?

[ilovetomatoes]

echo "Hello World"