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When I learned programming 20 years ago, it went like this Start QBASIC Enter: PRINT "Hello World!" Run the program. Congratulations, you wrote your first
by benibela 5y ago
When I learned programming 20 years ago, it went like this
Start QBASIC
Enter:
PRINT "Hello World!"
Run the program.
Congratulations, you wrote your first program and have become a software developer
- 10000truths 5y agoUh... you can still do that today. python3 > print(“Hello world”)
- bspammer 5y agoYou’re missing the “install python” step. Oh and probably you should be using a package manager to do it so figure out which one’s on your system first and learn its interface. Oh and it’s best practice to create projects in a virtualenv so install that too, and learn how to use it.
- maple3142 5y agoThe is also a JavaScript programming environment that almost every PC has, the browser. Just open any page and press F12, click the "Console" tab and type `console.log("Hello World")` and you just write your first Hello World.
- nemetroid 5y ago>>> print(“Hello world”) File "<stdin>", line 1 print(“Hello world”) ^ SyntaxError: invalid character '“' (U+201C)
- 10000truths 5y agoYou can blame my iPhone for trying to "helpfully" convert my quotes into smart quotes. :(
- ovi256 5y agoYou can still do that today! Start ipython (or the interactive interpreter for your language) Enter: print("Hello World!") See the result!
- chriswarbo 5y agoRight click -> Inspect, Console, 'alert("Hello World!")'