Dylan

In the Dylan programming language, you can write a simple program to print “Hello World!” as follows:

#| Hello World in Dylan |#
module HelloWorld;
  import Dylan::System;

  method main()
    System::print("Hello World!");
  end;
end-module HelloWorld;

To run this code, you would need a Dylan environment or an environment that supports Dylan. If you’re using a modern setup like the GNU Dylan compiler (gdl) and related tools, you can save the above code to a file with a .dylan extension, for example hello-world.dylan, and then compile and run it as needed.

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