WRITE CODE IN ANY LANGUAGE TO SHOW "HELLO WORLD" ON THE SCREEN

in PHP it is

in c++ class helloworld { public: helloworld world { cout

In VB Write Msgbox, "Hello World"

In jsp we can write Hello World as follows //Save file as HelloWorld.jsp and run on some servlet enabelld server like jboss or websphere

Here is the python code for printing Hello World. print 'Hello World'

For VC++ type AfxMessageBox("Message");

that is very simple

In Visual Basic .Net we will write Private Sub Form1_load(byVal sender as object, byVal e as EventAgrs) Handles myBase.Load Msgbox("Hello World") End Sub

here's are code for java user... public class helloWorld { public static void main(String args[]){ System.out.println("hello world"); } }

In prolog: write('Hello world'), nl.

I'll write it in some codes:

JAVASCRIPT (3 ways to show mesage) document.write("HELLO WORLD"); alert("HELLO WORLD"); confirm("HELLO WORLD"); FOXPRO ? "hello world" @10,10 say "hello world" vb msgbox "hello world" vc++ afxMessageBox("hello world"); c:- TEXTMODE printf("\n hello world "); cprintf("hello world"); puts("\n HELLO WORLD"); GRAPHICS MODE outtext("hello world"); outtextxy(10,10,"hello world"); c++ cout

public class ankit{ public static void main(){ system.out.println("Hello World"); } }

hey u started nice discssions i dont know ny programming but soon ill learn frm ur discussion

In RPG-ILE (AS/400) Language c DSPLY 'Hello World'

In Ruby: puts 'Hello world' or print 'Hello world'

it seems nobody is using pascal.. write("Hello World");

Scheme: (display 'HELLO WORLD)

IN SPRINGS displaying hello world:- 1) javatest file where main file resides :- public class Spring3HelloWorldConfigTest { public static void main(String[] args) { //Initialize IoC Container or Inversion of Control // load up the xml rather config file using IOC AnnotationConfigApplicationContext context = new AnnotationConfigApplicationContext( Spring3HelloWorldConfig.class); System.out.println("Calling Bean method: sayHello()"); //Retrieve the bean from Container // Spring3HelloWorld is the class difined where we write method to do our task // geetBean will get the bean id defined ie @Bean spring3HelloWorld in our case Spring3HelloWorld myBean = (Spring3HelloWorld) context.getBean("spring3HelloWorld"); myBean.sayHello(); } } 2:-Configuration file @Configuration public class Spring3HelloWorldConfig { public @Bean Spring3HelloWorld spring3HelloWorld() { return new Spring3HelloWorld(); } } 3:-The method class file public class Spring3HelloWorld { public void sayHello()// method which prints whatever in sysout { System.out.println("Hello World"); } } Runing the test file gives us the output:- Hello World