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• Hello World
  A '''Hello World''' computer program, as first introduced in the book ''The C Programming La == Hello World as a first program ==
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• Hello world
  #Redirect [[Hello World]]
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• Hello World/Approval
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• Hello World/Definition
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• Hello World/Code
  '''These are Hello World examples in several common languages''' // Hello World in C++ (pre-ISO)
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• Hello World/External Links
  *[http://www.roesler-ac.de/wolfram/hello.htm The Hello World Collection] in more than 300 programming languages ...w2.latech.edu/~acm/HelloWorld.shtml ACM "Hello World" project] is another "Hello World" repository
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• Hello World/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Hello World]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Hello World/External Links
  *[http://www.roesler-ac.de/wolfram/hello.htm The Hello World Collection] in more than 300 programming languages ...w2.latech.edu/~acm/HelloWorld.shtml ACM "Hello World" project] is another "Hello World" repository
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• Hello World/Code
  '''These are Hello World examples in several common languages''' // Hello World in C++ (pre-ISO)
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• Erlang (programming language)/Tutorials/Hello
  =Hello World (serial)= ...articles as a cursory introduction into a language's [[syntax]]. The first hello world program was introduced in the book ''The C Programming Language''.
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• Erlang (programming language)/Tutorials/Tree Hello
  ==Parallel Hello World== hello world! 1
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• Hello world
  #Redirect [[Hello World]]
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• Erlang (programming language)/Tutorials/regexp
  2> regexp:match("hello world","w.+d"). The regular expression, "w.+d" matches the string, "hello world" at location 7 for 5 chars.
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• Hello World
  A '''Hello World''' computer program, as first introduced in the book ''The C Programming La == Hello World as a first program ==
  3 KB (454 words) - 10:02, 16 July 2013
• Perl/Code
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• Artificial Intelligence Markup Language
  <template>Hello world</template> alice > hello world
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• Scheme (programming language)
  ===Hello World===
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• Assembly Language
  An example [[Hello World]] program written in pseudo-assembly for a [[MS-DOS]]-based system is liste
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• Erlang (programming language)/Tutorials/Processes
  ...age to it. The program creates a chain of N processes which each print out hello world! N. Processes send messages and receive messages from one another. Messages sends —> {speak} —> prints —> "hello world 1" ¦
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• Common student exercises in computer science
  ; [[Hello World]] : Write one of the smallest possible [[program]]s printing "Hello World" on the [[screen]]. Simple problem to show [[syntax]].
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• Programming language/Related Articles
  {{r|Hello World}}
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• Common student exercises in computer science/Related Articles
  {{r|Hello World}}
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• Prolog/Related Articles
  {{r|Hello World}}
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• Hello World/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Hello World]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Perl/Related Articles
  {{r|Hello World}}
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• C++/Related Articles
  {{r|Hello World}}
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• Lisp
  == A Brief Look at Lisp: ''Hello World'' == ...rt text to some output device (often a computer screen). It turns out that Hello World is a rather bad way to introduce someone to the Lisp programming language,
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• Prolog
  | ?- print('hello world!'). hello world!
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• MySQL/Tutorials
  ===Hello World=== A simple "Hello world" program in mysql.
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• Pike (programming language)
  === Hello World === :''For an explanation of the tradition of programming "Hello World", see [[Hello World]].''
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• C (programming language)
  ===Hello World=== The [[Hello World]] program (see above) appears in many programming languages books and artic
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• COBOL
  ==Hello world==
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• Erlang (programming language)/Tutorials
  :[[Erlang_programming_language/Tutorials/Hello|Hello World (Serial)]] :[[Erlang_programming_language/Tutorials/Tree_Hello|Hello World (parallel) ]]
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• Computer program
  Computer programs can be as simple as a block of code that outputs the text "Hello world!" or complex enough to browse the [[Internet]] and display [[web page|web p
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• PHP
  ...semi-colon. An example of some PHP code is demonstrated in the following [[Hello World]] example: print "Hello World!";
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• C Sharp
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• Perl
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• Android (smartphone)
  ...can be found in the following [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6ObTqIiYfE Hello World] link.
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• One-way encryption
  '''Hello World''' z7R8yBtZz0+eqead7UEYzPvVFjw=
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• Dictionary attack
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• Ruby (programming language)
  ...t's fun". Something of Ruby's appeal may be seen in the brevity of this [[Hello World]] program:
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