Hello World!

Beuford of Bocephia

Beuford of Bocephia

TNPer
So uh... i'm new to both NS and the region... signed up for the RA and am just scoping things out... figured i'd say hello to all of you in my region... and yeah... umm... what now?
 
println("Why hello there! Welcome to TNP! Please wander around the forums and ask questions and whatnot. There's really a lot to do around here, and if you're confused, tell us a bit about your interests and nation, and we'll try our best to give some suggestions. :)");

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Monte Ozarka:
println("Why hello there! Welcome to TNP! Please wander around the forums and ask questions and whatnot. There's really a lot to do around here, and if you're confused, tell us a bit about your interests and nation, and we'll try our best to give some suggestions. :)");

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HAH! Someone got the reference... awesome... cool deal i'll do some looking around :D
 
MO!? What language are you in?

You have to do either this:

Code: 
#include "stdio.h"
main() {
     printf("Welcome to TNP! Feel free to wander about and I'm ready to answer any questions you may have if you like!");
}

or this:

Code: 
#include <iostream.h>
main() {
     cout << "Welcome to TNP! Feel free to wander about and I'm ready to answer any questions you may have if you like!";
}

or this horrid thing:

Code: 
class HelloWorld {
     public static void main(String args[]) {
     System.out.println("Welcome to TNP! Feel free to wander about and I'm ready to answer any questions you may have if you like!");
     }
}

:P

EDIT: How could I forget this:

Code: 
<?php
echo "Welcome to TNP! Feel free to wander about and I'm ready to answer any questions you may have if you like!";
?>
 
Pfft. I'm not going to bother to declare classes and methods. :P

And the println code is correct, I think, as far as my gimpy college Java class goes. Maybe. I dunno. Don't quote me on this.

(And C? Do people still use that?)
 
Monte Ozarka:
Pfft. I'm not going to bother to declare classes and methods. :P

And the println code is correct, I think, as far as my gimpy college Java class goes. Maybe. I dunno. Don't quote me on this.

(And C? Do people still use that?)
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Heheh. You still need it to be System.out.println, not simply println in Java :P

And C is still used! By archaic peoples <_<
 
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