TADS

To write “Hello World!” in the TADS programming language, you need to create a script file and put this code into it. Open any text editor (Notepad or your preferred one) and type this code:

print "Hello World!"

Save the file with a .tads extension, like myscript.tads for example. Then run the script using TADS interpreter, usually by double-clicking on it or executing from your terminal (or command prompt) depending on your operating system:

Windows: tads myscript.tads
Mac/Linux: ./myscript.tads

Once you run the script, “Hello World!” will be displayed as an output to the console.

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