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echomikeromeo Started conversation Dec 31, 2007
Entry: 'Hello World!' - Programming Tradition - A30572859
Author: echomikeromeo - I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked... - U929375
Short but to-the-point, I think.
I'm unhappy with how the formatting turned out on the examples, using the tag. If anyone has thoughts on that, they would be appreciated.
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Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired Posted Jan 1, 2008
Traveller in Time on his head
"I think that is one of the preset conditions using GuideML
or using to give the right indentions
Formal language should be displayed using the pre formatted style, you do not have much choise. There are many ways to change the appearance but not any is approved GuideML. . . "
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J Posted Jan 1, 2008
I was gonna suggest you include the GuideML version until I saw it at the end Good one. Never knew about this, but then again, I'm not smart enough to be a
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echomikeromeo Posted Jan 1, 2008
TiT, is accepted GuideML? I wasn't sure, but I know is. I'll check on that and if it is I'll change it.
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Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired Posted Jan 1, 2008
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echomikeromeo Posted Jan 1, 2008
I did look at the approved GML page and see that is acceptable in the EG (in addition to the fact that there are a few precedents in programming entries, like the UNIX command line one), so I've gone ahead and changed it. I think that looks much better.
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Terran Posted Jan 1, 2008
HELLO WORLD!
*giggles inanely*
A fellow programmer... next to my other favourite introductory computer programming example "What is the Answer to Life the Universe and Everything?" - 42
I always love trying that one out on new students Inputs and Outputs - simple stuff but it amuses me
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vogonpoet (AViators at A13264670) Posted Jan 9, 2008
Am I the only person who cant get to the links - I am denied access to : http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/dmr/btut.html and to http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61c/resources/knr/ although that doesn't seem particularly surprising looking at them
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Icy North Posted Jan 9, 2008
I get 'canot find server' for the first, and error 403 for the second of those links, so you're not alone.
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me[Andy]g Posted Jan 9, 2008
No mention of FORTRAN? (it's okay really, if you start including more then people will come in with their favourites - there are enough there already...)
Nice entry - just those two links that don't work as far as I can see.
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echomikeromeo Posted Jan 9, 2008
Sorry about those broken links - they were definitely working when I wrote the entry. I just removed them.
I could include any number of examples of 'Hello world!'s, but then the entry would just be a list and not informative for its own sake. I tried to stick to examples from languages that are historically very important (like BASIC) or are still in active use today.
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Leo Posted Jan 27, 2008
Yep, be careful there. I was going to pop in with an ASP.NET sample. Hey, if you've got php, why not ASP?
Otherwise, a nice entry. Short and informative - though I hadn't heard any geeky jokes about it. Are there any samples, or is it something that just comes up?
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echomikeromeo Posted Jan 27, 2008
I tried to think of times I've heard "Hello world" joked about, but I couldn't think of any specific examples (though there's probably something at http://xkcd.com ). I suppose it's just a standard subject of reference - there was this one time in math class last year when we all decided to do "Hello world" on our calculators.
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vogonpoet (AViators at A13264670) Posted Feb 1, 2008
I lost my programmable calculator shortly after my A-Levels, so now i am stuck with just 0.7734 and 55378008
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echomikeromeo Posted Feb 6, 2008
Thanks!
I remember when there were still people in PR threads who noticed when things got recommended....
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vogonpoet (AViators at A13264670) Posted Feb 6, 2008
*better late than never*
Nice one
We can't all hang out in PR all day you know. Which is a shame. Its the place to be.
*cue 'Hello World!' smiley approximation attempts*
vp
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Terran Posted Feb 6, 2008
Hey I noticed you And if it makes you feel any better this is the first thread I've noticed in the last couple of days And I posted in it
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Peer Review: A30572859 - 'Hello World!' - Programming Tradition
- 1: echomikeromeo (Dec 31, 2007)
- 2: Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired (Jan 1, 2008)
- 3: J (Jan 1, 2008)
- 4: echomikeromeo (Jan 1, 2008)
- 5: echomikeromeo (Jan 1, 2008)
- 6: Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired (Jan 1, 2008)
- 7: echomikeromeo (Jan 1, 2008)
- 8: Terran (Jan 1, 2008)
- 9: Icy North (Jan 2, 2008)
- 10: vogonpoet (AViators at A13264670) (Jan 9, 2008)
- 11: Icy North (Jan 9, 2008)
- 12: me[Andy]g (Jan 9, 2008)
- 13: echomikeromeo (Jan 9, 2008)
- 14: Leo (Jan 27, 2008)
- 15: echomikeromeo (Jan 27, 2008)
- 16: vogonpoet (AViators at A13264670) (Feb 1, 2008)
- 17: h2g2 auto-messages (Feb 5, 2008)
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