DOS batchecho hello world

SIMerrormessage "hello world"

QuoteOriginally posted by: LawfulEvilSIMerrormessage "hello world"Are all messages in SIM error messages? Is there just one stream output?

Haskell:main = print "Hello World"

SIM:errormessage = display message on screen other stream output? text file, printer

awk 'BEGIN {print "hello, world"}'

; Intel assembler (MSDOS)mov ax,csmov ds,axmov ah,9mov dx, offset Helloint 21hxor ax,axint 21hHello: db "Hello World!",13,10,"$"

while 0<1 disp('Hello World')end Edit: forgot to say it's Matlab, I believe you could guess so though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self_%28pr ... ding_slots All messages return results, so the receiver (if present) and arguments can be themselves the result of other messages. Following a message by a period means Self will discard the returned value. For example: 'Hello, World!' print.

kdb:0N! "Hello World"

FORTH.( Hello World!)

An old classic: ZOMBIE.

Perhaps we shall try something more challenging/creative, like a variation on theater games, in C++? Any takers? :>

QuoteOriginally posted by: PolterPerhaps we shall try something more challenging/creative, like a variation on theater games, in C++? Any takers? :>Give us a cue

QuoteOriginally posted by: CuchulainnQuoteOriginally posted by: PolterPerhaps we shall try something more challenging/creative, like a variation on theater games, in C++? Any takers? :>Give us a cueAll right!I propose a mixture of STORY LINE & FILL IN THE BLANK STORYhttp://irondale.org/gguide/cs.htmThe program has to be a C++11 standard-conformant well-formed program depending on no undefined behavior and may use Boost C++ Libraries.As a variation, each player shall use or build upon a construct introduced by the preceding player (no removal of existing code, yes to extension, think open-closed principle!) :>Let's start with something nice and easy ;-)QuoteKeep the story moving along!