a bunch of "hello world" programs in different languages.
- for ada, build using GNAT.
- for assembly x86 use nasm.
- for batchfile, just double-click it on windows or use wine if you're on linux.
- for basic use brandy or bwbasic on linux.
- for c, use gcc.
- for c# use roslyn or mono compiler.
- for c++ use g++.
- for cobol use cobc.
- for coffeescript use the built-in compiler
- for c shell just double-click it on unix-based systems.
- for cython use the built-in compiler to compile to gcc.
- for dart use the built-in compiler
- for eiffel use eiffelstudio.
- for elixir use elixirc.
- for epl use the built-in compiler.
- for erlang use the erlang shell.
- for emacs lisp run it in emacs(did you think i was going to say vim?)
- for f# use visual studio.
- for fortran use gfortran.
- for go use go run.
- for haxe use the built-in interpreter.
- for haskell use ghci.
- for html(ik its not a language, stop pestering me) open it in any browser.
- for idris use the built-in compiler.
- for java compile it using the built-in compiler.
- for javascript use a supporting html file. you can use the index.html in the html/ folder for this.
- for julia use the built-in REPL.
- for kotlin use kotlinc to compile to a jar file or use kotlinc-native to compile to native.
- for lisp compile it using clisp.
- for lua use luac.
- for ocaml it is mostly recommended to compile it using ocamlc, dune or obuild.
- for perl use the perl interpeter
- for powershell just double-click it on linux or windows.
- for python run it using the python interpreter or IDLE, or build it using pyinstaller.
- for ruby use YARV or MRI.
- for rust use rustc.
- for scala use scalac.
- for shell just double-click it on any unix-based system.
- for smalltalk use the smalltalk runtime, preferably open smalltalk.
- for sql preferably use postgresql.
- for standard ml use use.
- for swift use the built-in compiler.
- for tex run it in gnu texmacs.
- for tl-basic use a basic compiler.
- for typescript compile it to javascript using the built-in compiler.
- for v use the built-in compiler to compile to C, then use llvm clang or gcc to compile to machine code from there.
- for visual basic use the built-in compiler.
- for webassembly run it in a web browser.
- for yorick use the built-in compiler.
- for zig use the built-in compiler.