¡Hola Mundo! is the equivalent of “Hello World!” in H programming language. In H, you can write this program like this:
h This program uses the print function to output the string “¡Hola Mundo!” to the console. The exclamation mark is used as a replacement for the question mark in H programming language when denoting output. The quotation marks are used to enclose the string to be printed, and it should be placed within parentheses after the print function call. Note that this program assumes an H environment with support for printing text. If you need to run this program on a different platform or environment, it might require additional setup or modifications.
print("¡Hola Mundo!")
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