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"Hello, {name}!"

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While we do have a "Hello, World!" challenge, we still don't have one regarding input. So let's do one!

Challenge

Create a program that takes an input (not as a function argument) then outputs Hello, , the variable and ! altogether. Standard I/O only applies. Shortest submission per language wins!

Bonus: Use your username as the input.

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C (gcc), 43 bytes

a[99];main(){printf("Hello, %s!",gets(a));}

Try it online!

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gets is removed from the C standard (2 comments)
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gets is removed from the C standard
Zakk‭ wrote over 2 years ago
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From this:

— removed the gets function (<stdio.h>)

Lundin‭ wrote over 2 years ago
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Zakk‭ Indeed. This answer is using gcc as indicated and isn't a strictly conforming answer.