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chemicalfan · 4 Weeks Ago

In Python, a program to produce "Hello World!" is:

Code:

print "Hello World!"

Couldn't be simpler - I <3 Python for this!

**Sin100** · 4 Weeks Ago

Java = System.out.println("Hello World");

I have only ever tried basic Java and C so I can't really advice but perhaps search google for the easiest language/s to start on, most start on Visual Basic or something like Alice (Real time, code is wrote for you but you can view it and see whats going on)

sailerboy · 3 Weeks Ago

Code:

echo hello world

most simple language ever. Comes with windows. Just type that into command prompt

31337 · 3 Weeks Ago

In Basic it's:

Code:

print "Hello world!"

In C++ it's:

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
      cout << "Hello world!" <<endl;

return 0;
}

So as you can see, very different from language to language. Personally I would recommend Basic as a first language to sort of test the waters to see if you like programming. I went part way through a tutorial for Liberty Basic, and found that I liked programming, which is why I'm in my first year of Computer Science now.

Basically, all you need to worry about is if you get programming logic. If you can get the logic down, then you can learn any language.

Korben · 3 Weeks Ago

I recommend starting off with either C++ or Java both are fairly easy to learn and will benefit you greatly. Starting off with others languages like Visual Basic or even C aren't bad either though.

You should try learning LOLCODE awesome language for more information see wiki -> Here

Code:

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI WORLD!"
KTHXBYE

Seakros · 3 Weeks Ago

At the moment, I'm with JAVA. I want to try Python as I have heard it very easy to use, and therefore recommend it (build up from there, i.e. Python --> Java --> C++). However, I also agree with the argument that learning a difficult language first to then ride easily on an easier one is a good idea.
For me, I'm not sure whether to go up to C++ or Python. Maybe even try Assembler.

BTW, for JAVA, here is your source code for HelloWorld prog:

Quote:

public class HelloWorld{
public static void main(String[] args){

System.out.println("Hello World");
}
}

Save as .java
Compile it with JDK and then run in CMD (cd to right dir and then "java HelloWorld")

Sorry if this sounds too newbish, I don't know how much you know of Programming.

Exutus · 2 Weeks Ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reflux

I can do nothing but recommend AutoIt3 as a first language, it's incredibly good to start off with.

There are alot of tutorials spread over the net if you have found the language you would like to use already.

That's funny, that's what they use at IBM to manage commands in a intranet web page.. I opened it in "edit" to see the code this morning and I was wondering if it was widely spread or if it was an IBM internal language(*script).

I started learning C with Hello World.

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