Hello World in all possible programming languages with their short descriptions
Whenever we start learning a new programming language, we often begin with a "Hello, World!" program. In this repository, you can find examples of "Hello, World!" code snippets implemented in various programming languages.
- Click on the 'Fork' button at the top to fork the repository.
- Clone the forked repository to your local machine using the following command in Git Bash or any terminal with Git support:
git clone <repository-url>
. - Create a new folder with the name of the programming language you want to add.
- Inside the new folder, create a file named
HelloWorld
with the appropriate extension for your chosen language (e.g.,HelloWorld.c
). - Copy the contents of
language-readme.md
to your new folder and update the heading with the name of your new language. Provide a brief description of the language and fill in the table with accurate information from the respective language's Wikipedia page. Then, rename the file toReadme.md
. - Add a link to your new language in the main Readme.md file. The link should point to your folder in the format
https://github.com/Lavin-tom/Hello-World/tree/main/your-folder-name
. - Create a pull request and wait for it to be reviewed and merged.
Feel free to contribute and add "Hello, World!" examples in different programming languages.
This repo was inspired from Omkar Ajnadkar project Hello-World
Language | Link to code |
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Bash | Click Here |
C | Click Here |
C++ | Click Here |
C# | Click Here |
Cobol | Click Here |
Dart | Click Here |
Fortran | Click Here |
Go | Click Here |
HTML | Click Here |
Java | Click Here |
JavaScript | Click Here |
Kotlin | Click Here |
Lua | Click Here |
Matlab | Click Here |
OCaml | Click Here |
Pascal | Click Here |
Perl | Click Here |
PHP | Click Here |
Python | Click Here |
R | Click Here |
Ruby | Click Here |
Rust | Click Here |
SQL | Click Here |
Swift | Click Here |