Which programming language

[Tiberius]

Oh, so it's like that now is it?

Ruby:

Code:

puts "Hello world."

Bash:

Code:

echo "Hello world."

PHP:

Code:

<?php echo "Hello world."; ?>

JavaScript:

Code:

document.write("Hello world.");

C#:

Code:

Console.WriteLine("Hello world.");

...and now I'm bored.

[Rob]

C:

Code:

printf("Hello world");

C++:

Code:

std::cout << "Hello world";

as with most things, its only complicated if you go out of your way to make it so.

[Ryan Ashbrook]

Lolcode.

Code:

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI ATHEIST FORUMZ!"
KTHXBYE

[The_Flying_Skeptic]

C:

Code:

printf("Hello world");

C++:

Code:

std::cout << "Hello world";

as with most things, its only complicated if you go out of your way to make it so.

you're leaving out the extra work you have to do when you want to specify different types of information to 'printf'. you have to learn specific symbols for integer values with the 'printf' function, for example. The 'cout' object handles different types of information for you.

[Rob]

Isn't the same true of all the examples given in the post above that? It isn't supposed to be a verbose tutorial on how to use the io systems of each individual language, it is just a hello world program.

Leaving out information? of course i am! I don't want to output an integer at the moment