Hello world program
A hello world program is a small computer program that is intended to show in the simplest possible way which instructions or components are required for a complete program in a programming language , and thus gives an initial insight into the syntax . The task of the program is to display the text Hello World! or in English Hello World! to spend. Because of the simple task, such programs are particularly suitable for didactic purposes. That is why it is used as an entry-level program in many programming textbooks.
history
The use of the text "Hello World!" Is a tradition and goes back to Programming in C - A Tutorial , an internal programming manual of Bell Laboratories on the programming language C , which Brian Kernighan wrote in 1974 after he had written the words " hello ”and“ world ”in an introduction to the B programming language . Awareness but the text attained only through 1978 is published in the book The C Programming Language ( German Programming in C ) by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie .
Even if the spelling hello, world (without capital letters and exclamation marks) was still used in both publications, Hello World! enforced.
Others
In 2015, Markus Jeschaunig (* 1982 Graz ) temporarily operated a waving doll arm driven by the water from the Grazer Mühlgang and called the kinetic work of art Hello world .
See also
- List of hello world programs / high level programming languages
- List of hello world programs / assemblers
- List of Hello World Programs / Others
Web links
- Hello World collection with over 500 programming languages and over 70 natural languages.
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Brian Kernighan: Programming in C - A Tutorial (PDF) Bell Laboratories . 1974. Archived from the original on December 10, 2005.
- ↑ A Tutorial Introduction to the Language B . (PDF)
- ^ Brian W. Kernighan, Dennis M. Ritchie: The C Programming Language . 1st edition. Prentice Hall , Englewood Cliffs, NJ 1978, ISBN 0-13-110163-3 .
- ↑ Hello World agencyinbiosphere.com, Markus Jeschaunig, 2015, accessed July 4, 2020. - Pictures, video.