"Hello, World!"
Introduction
The classic "Hello, World" challenge. What more can I say?
Rules
- Program takes no input.
- Program outputs
Hello, World!with an optional trailing newline. No other output is accepted.
Shortest submission in bytes wins.
Shakespeare Programming Langua …
8mo ago
Vyxal, 2 bytes KH Th …
9mo ago
PHP, 13 bytes Hello, Wo …
9mo ago
HQ9+, 1 byte H Oblig …
9mo ago
[Common Lisp], 26 22 bytes …
8mo ago
Perl 5 `-E`, 18 bytes ``` …
1d ago
[Python 2], 20 bytes …
9mo ago
QBASIC, 17, 16 bytes ?" …
6mo ago
C# 9, 38 bytes System.C …
6mo ago
05AB1E, 7 bytes ”Ÿ™,‚ï! …
6mo ago
LOLCODE, 37 bytes HAI 1 …
8mo ago
[C++ (gcc)], 43 bytes …
8mo ago
R, 20 bytes ``` cat("Hello …
9mo ago
[Bash], 18 bytes ec …
9mo ago
SOGL, 10 bytes ╥‰⅜,(ε ‘ū …
9mo ago
Javascript V8, 888 bytes ```j …
9mo ago
[C (clang) + BMPL], 29 bytes …
27d ago
///, 13 bytes ``` Hello, W …
~1mo ago
HTML, 26 bytes ``` Hello, …
~2mo ago
[PowerShell], 15 bytes …
4mo ago
[RoadLang], 59 bytes …
8mo ago
AppleScript, 15 bytes " …
9mo ago
[JavaScript (V8)], 28 bytes …
9mo ago
[ARBLE], 15 bytes " …
9mo ago
Japt, 11 bytes `HÁM, W …
9mo ago
Raku, 19 bytes ``` "Hello, W …
9mo ago
Rockstar, 19 bytes say …
4d ago
PureScript, 25 bytes ``` m …
6d ago
Swift, 23 bytes ```swift p …
6d ago
Kotlin, 34 bytes ```kotlin …
6d ago
Java, 34 Bytes ```java Sys …
7d ago
[Forth (gforth)], 16 bytes …
27d ago
[C# (.NET Core)], 70 bytes …
3d ago
[Chef], 558 bytes H. …
3d ago
[Forget], 319 bytes pus …
4d ago
Lean, 64 bytes ```lean def …
6d ago
[[email protected]#$%^&()+], 17 bytes …
7d ago
[Pyth], 14 bytes "Hello …
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Bash, 21 Bytes ```bash pri …
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[Charcoal], 13 bytes He …
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[Lua], 20 bytes pri …
9d ago
41 answers
Shakespeare Programming Language, 974 bytes
Only 973 bytes away from winning.
a.Ajax,.Puck,.Act I:.Scene I:.[Enter Puck and Ajax]Puck:You is the cube ofa big big cat.Ajax:You is the sum ofI a big big big cat.Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum ofthe sum ofI a big big big big big cat a big big cat a cat.Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum ofyou a pig a big big big cat.Speak thy!Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum ofyou a big cat a cat.Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum ofthe sum ofyou a pig a big pig the cube ofa big big pig.Speak thy!You is a big big big big big cat.Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum ofthe sum oftwice I a big big big pig a big big big big big pig a pig.Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum ofthe sum ofyou a big big big cat a big big big big big cat a big big big big pig.Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum oftwice I a big big big big pig a big cat.Speak thy!You is the sum ofthe sum ofyou a big pig a big big pig.Speak thy!You is the sum ofyou a big big big pig.Speak thy!You is the sum ofa big big big big big cat a cat.Speak thy!
Spent a good amount of time golfing this. I'm sure there's a few optimizations I've missed, but I don't understand the word "big" anymore.
PHP, 13 bytes
Hello, World!
PHP by default prints all source to output until it encounters <? or <?php.
C# 9, 38 bytes
System.Console.Write("Hello, World!");
C# Version 9 introduced Top level statements.
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QBASIC, 17, 16 bytes
?"Hello, World!"
This should work on almost any BASIC interpreter.
Thanks to manassehkatz, for the space.
Javascript V8, 888 bytes
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+$;$$={ }+[];_$$ =![]+[];
$_=!![]+[ ];$=$$[$+_$ ]+$$[-~
[]]+(_$$[![ ]+[]]+[])[-~ []]+_$$[
_$-~[]]+$$[$+$]+$_[-~[]]+$_[_$]+$$[
$+$+~[]]+$$[$+_$-~[]]+$$[-~[]]+$_[-
~[]];$$='\\x';_=(_$**(_$+_$-~[]))+
_$**(_$-~[]);__=_+_/_$;$[$][$](_$$[-
~[]]+_$$[_$]+_$$[_$+_$]+$_[-~[]]+
$_[+[]]+"('"+$$+(_+_$**(_$-~[])
)+$$+(__+$$_)+$$+(__+[])[+[]]
+({ }+[ ])[ $$_
]+$$ +(__ +[]) [+[]
]+({ }+[] )[$$_ ]+$$
+(__ +[]) [+[]] +_$$
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+[]] +$$+ (__+ __/$$_
)+$$ +(__ +[]) [+[]]+
({}+[]) [$$_]+$$+ (__+_$+ _$)+"')")()
Absolutely the shortest possible, no doubt about it. Try it online!. It won't work in the online one, copy it from there and paste it in the developer console if you are on chrome (as it uses the alert function). Please excuse my absolutely awful ascii art.
I also now see that this output isn't accepted (needs the comma and exclamation mark)... lol now it's time to figure out how I did this months ago so I can fix it ...
HTML, 26 bytes
<html>Hello, World!</html>
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